New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
THE DARK-BLUE'S TRIUMPH
HARVARD DEFEATED ON THE YALE FIELD:
THE TWO MINES NOW TIED FOR THE CHANPIoN'
SHIP-THE SCORE TO 3-SEvEN THOU
SAND PERSONS SEE A HARD-FouGHr
AND EXCITING GAME.

SAND PERSONS SEE 4 HARD-FouGHr
AND EXCITING GAME.
,pr TELEGRAPH 70 THE rkIBrSE.r
NewIJavcn Conn., June 2s.-Yalc defeated hns'"ts
at baseball here this afternoon by the scorc VI w
g. tieing the wearcrs OF the crimson IN tie RAJ W.
the intercollegiate championship. and leaving the re-
suit still open for settlement The game was 'no
most exciting that has ever been played on Fe iao
field some OF the cheering was extremely tantahnhs
n the Harvard players The game WAS witnessed oy
fully 1000 persons. Yale men from all over the
country who are attending class reunions and gradua
tIon exercises were present. and helped the unacr.
graduates 10 cheer Yale on to victory. Hundreds +"
Young women occupied seats in the grand stand. or on
the numerous tnlyhos and carriages which encrcies
the field, and cheered the boys in blue
Yale won the toss and sent Harvard to Bat
Haowen the first man up, got his base on balls and
stole second rockingham struck out. Hovey
sent one to Harvey, who let It get By him, ana
IIallowen scored, Hovey being retired on the play
between first and second Cook went ont TO Jackson.
There were 100 Harvard men In body in the grand
stand, and they began cheering when Raloweu Rps
first and nearly went crazy when he scored Murphy
for YALE drove IL hot one at Cook who fumbed It, and
the little Yale captain was safe On first. lie was
waited down to second BY the cheers Of the multitude
and got n stolen base. took third on Bealrs basehlt
and scored when Highlands, In making circus play.
turned completely around and threw the ball over the
first baseman head. Then the entire crowd rose and
cheered wildly. Bca going to third under cover Of the
excitement. Bowers the next hitter. got Hrst On balls
and stole second Case cracked out single and Beau
scored, Bowers going to third. With no men out u
looked like several in the first inning but the
three men following Case went out in order.
For four innings Yale men went out In one, Two,
three order, and for 1--WE innings Harvard was ueateo
the same way. Harvard had five men at bal IN the
nth inning and came near scoring Trafiord LED on
with n single, went to second on Corbecs sacnnce'
to third on q passed ball. and was trying 10 score ON
short ground hit to Norton by Goth when he was
thrown out at the plate by Norton. Yale got TWO
runs in the seventh inning which was By lar bho
most exciting period OF the game. Harvey VINO
PLAYED br liant but rather unsteady game at shWs
.top made hit and took second on kednes sacrt'
fee. Jackson flew out and Murphy came to the bat
lie looked a midget compared with the big Harvaro
pitcher but he has a powerful right arm, ana no
sent the ball far into the field for SINGLE Harvey
scored The cheering that arose when Murphy made
this little single continued without break TOT nVe
minutes Then the Harvard men refused 10 pay
until the noise was stopped This encouraged ths
leaders in the cheering and they rcdouoieo tner
eroits Highlands, who weighs nearly 200 pounds
lay on the ground, and 500 students, grouped TO
rethcr sung "Bye, bye my baby" to him. Play
was resumed when the pandemonum ceased. IL
was the Harvard mems turn then. They scored two
runs and had three men on bases when Dichnson
ended the struggle By fly, which Murphy caught.
Captain Murphy and the other players were car
red TO their dressing the shoulders OF their
friends Fireworks Of all kinds are being set on To-
night and the sky over the old brick row Is OF the
Harvard hue. Harvard men say they were hampered
by of Mason. their regular catcher whose
Before leaving here tonight the Harvard manage
ment challenged Yale to play a third game to decide
The series between the two colleges Ihe fale man
arement declined to entertain any challenge WHAT
ever 10 that effect asserting that the proposition re:
ectcd by Harvard TO play the game on neutral grouno
on June 4. the only one which Yale could con;
n,sslbly be arranged. The score by Innings: