Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-27

 will begin operations in about three weeks. It will be a great convenience to the hun dreds who live along it's route and vicinity, and to hundreds more who will like the ride to Eastside park.
 AtOyster Point notable improvements are being made by the firm of Smith Bros., the oyster dealers, who are enlarging their docks, tearing down old buildings and pre- pairing for further enlargements and i'm provements of their premises.
 BALLPLAYERs FROM THE WEST. Case Pitched a Good Game-ssA For
 tu1tous COncourse'' Of Errors and
 Hits Lost the Game-Carter Dts-
 ttngufshed Himself in Catching
 Almost Hopeless Fouls.
 It is said that the wise men came from the east. However that may be, some good ball players came from the west yesterday afternoon, and disported them selves with the Yale nine. The University players and put up a good game of ball. If Yale makes an error she is lost. Two seems to be the limit of her run getting. Still, ,Codd is as good pitcher as is usually found, and it was rather by hard luck than poor playing that Yale was defeated. The avalanche came in Yale's half of the fifth.
 Bowers pitched for four innings, until Yale got a lead of two runs, and then Case went into the box after scarcely mo- ment's imbering up. Bowerman flied ! out and Robinson struck out. Then Crawford got his base on balls. Codd hit l to Dwight, but he let the ball go through l his fingers out into left field. Codd was safe on first and Crawford on second | Spurney made hit and let one run in. On the attempt to throw out Crawford at the plate, Spurney got second and Codd Spurney came in Pearson struck out. The score was to 3 in favor of the vis- ! itors.
 In the first inning Crawford got to first on Norton's tumble, Coda struck out, Spurney got his base on balls and advanced Crawford. .Jefferis went out on foul. l Pearson got first on Jackson's error and Crawford went to third. Norton got the
 hall and made bluff at catching Spurney
 off second. Crawford had good start and
 sprinted for home, but Norton turned and
 threw the ball to Carter so quickly that he
 was caught five feet off the plate.
 Norton started off Yale's half with a hit,
 Beall struck out, Norton stole second and
 Bowers advanced him base on another
 hit to center field. The fielder threw the
 ball home to shut off Norton and Bowers
 attempted to get second on the throw in
 but Bowerman threw the ball to second
 and put him out Why Norton didn't
 come in nobody knows. Case got first or
 Jefferis' error and Norton came home Car
 ter flied out
 In the second inning Shields got his base
 on balls. Spitzer knocked grounder to
 Norton. who fielded it quickly, stepped or
 second and threw the ball to Jackson, put
 ting out both base runners in . very nea
 double play. Bowerman made two bag
 ger and stole third. Carter threw the bal
 to Kedzie to shut him out.
 Bowerman Intentionally d dn't cling to the base and Kedzis touched him with th ball, retiring the side.
 Yale started in ths eighth to tie tn , score. Norton and Beall each made a sin l gle and Bowers sacrificed and advanced 8 both men bag. Only one man out and 8 | man on second and another on third, witt :, good batters coming next. A singl would have brought in two earned runs
 But Case popped up fly to Jefferis ant
 Carter to Spitzer, ending Yale's chance o making further runs.
 Case pitched an excellent game. It wa only by hard luck that the three run . were made off him in the fifth. Two hit I and sacrifice were made successively o1 v Codd in the eighth, but as no errors wer made no runs resulted from it. His spec : is phenomenal and he can govern it a pleasure. He is certainly coming pitche :, with no mean reputation in store for him l The accident that famed his arm thi - spring was very great misfortune to tn 5 cam.
 = The visitors p1avad a varv neat oame an : areunquestionabl one of the best teams tha . have played Yale. With two runs agains them they played pluckily, and when il , the lead they lost none of their vim an F spirit
 ,. The attendance was very small, probabl f on account of the society elections. 2 Among those present were Professor ). Beebe and Clapp, Dr. Capps and Mi
 Thompson, who has recently been adde .- to the Yale faculty.
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