New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
VICTORY FOR THE CRIMSON.
THE PRINCETON NINE DEFEATED on THLlR
OWN FIELD. IL TO 5.
FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS WITNESS THE TR1-
UMPH OF THE HARVARD TTAM-DE-


TAILS uF TIE GAME.
Princeton n j.. May : (SpocIaD.-lIarvard deieaeu
Princeton ut baseball here oday by the score OF
10 s. The day was an almost perfect for baseball
Fully 5000 persons present. Fun lou Hn''"'"
bows came down with the team and as many mo'c
Harvard alumni helped them out with the c"'c'''s'
The Yale Cleo and Banjo Clubs attended the game i"
q body, and cheered literally for Princeton. vi co"
the Princeton BOYS were greatly in the majority anu
made the most noise. -
The game began promptly at O'Clock, Princeton
winning the toss and choosing the tat kihs' inc
first man up struck out. did Young, who fo''o"eu
him. Mackenzie was hit by the ball. ION
bis base, and was put out whH ",,".
TO steal second. Cook was Tue nc
man at the bat for Harvard anu 49,.
base hit for one base ~
followed him and hit to Brooks VINO f'iho"'' as,.
r,stinr first base. IIaowell also made Dasen,''
CO. coming in. buckingham made a sacrifice MT
.rN Mason wus put out while trying to come H.
x,s,,oxell WINS nut out at third In the same way
t{ovev getting to first base. Dickin:oh su"on o""
In tho second inning neither side scored IN inc
fffrd inning Princeton made no runs. f"f n,u "" ~
Mason hit 10 Ranrstcl and got first base. hanover
h,t " Humphreys who threw wild 10 kine, "a>on
coming in rockingham few ont to Young n''''V
roll 1tss mt ont at third Corbett got hi pase vi
balls Payne few ont TO Young
At the beginning of the fourth inn,he' io""s 49,
. opeSase hit. Mackenzie took his base on p''''
Ramsell struck out. Wright few ont 10 nrS' '". .
yonnr came In on passed ball. HOOK sr"'" ~
Harvard failed to score. ,.
In the fifth inning Trcnchard llumph'cH, an, D% p"u
,~.n, o,,t I'm short order. linllOwcli MT 'fs p"i'
Cor NS, base Rockingham was put out al h''.
uov.v ard Ilnllowell came In on a passed. pa'i
D,chinson took his base balls. Hc was Put o"'
ut home on sacrifice hit by Noroe''' 'O ~
mt out by Brooks 1T second -,
In the sixth inning King took first base OH oa''''
xon, acw ont TO second. Mackenzie TOOK Ills o"So
=. nils Ramsde.l hit to first, ard King came H.
xrx,on, nj, IN first ard Mackenzie was put on III
Soms Ramsde came In wild throw TO hrS' oy
Iuoh,and Wright going TO third. Brooks New OUT
IN left field. Payne. Highland ara 'ooh "e"' o"'
in one two. three, order.
rha seventh inning opened with Trenchard AGAIN
n. rho hat. lie hit to second, and was put out AZ
fret Humphreys struck out. E:own hit 10 tlhrd ana
went ont at first. Mason hit to lett heio i"r wv
bases Hallowell bit to Young and was put o'' az
first Rockingham hit 10 centre and Mason came
en- Hoyey hit to left field and rockingham Scorei'
hutchinson was nut ont at first. Corbett hit the baii
IN, a home run, Bringing in liovey. Payne M me- 10
Rrooks who ftmbled, and Payne sJt to secono ,s,
land hit 10 centre and PAYNE scortN' Wv" "
BROOKS and put out al hr>l =, u, am,
In the eighth inning runs were mace p' hInt anu
Mackenzie OF Princeton and HALLOWEEN anu iioNeS io'
Harvard. -, p.,,.,, h.,tcd Brown
was caught ont al cenue hcu' Ni"o ""'" '"'
Young foulcd out 10 catcher .,
The score By innings wis As follows:
Princeton ......~~o Q : o.