Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-28

Harvard from the Oampflo&o
contingent. Carter tossed the ball over ,
The plate and Mason had one strike called
On him. A few minutes later another
was called and then he lifted the next ball
pitched to deep left field Case was look
Ing after that territory, however, and after
q long run scooped in the ball amid great
cheering, and Mason walked back to the
bench. Abbott followed with single and
was advanced to second on -Hallowells
the latter being fielded out, Bsall
to Stephenson Abbott got no further,
for Upton clored the inning BY tanning
the air three times and Harvard took the
field.
In their"half Yale was retired In one,
two, three order. Just as little Murphy |
was advancing to the plate Pope's band OF |
Hartford, with John P. Stack, formerly OF
this city, leader, struck up "Lo, the Con-
quering Hero Comes" mingled with yale,
Yale, Yale, from the thousands of Yale
men and women present. Murphy finally
few out to Captain rockingham. Beah
then tried to line the bail out, but only
succeeded in popping up little ny to Sui
Hvan and Case closed the inning by hitting
a hard grounder to rockingham, ON which
he was felded out by the lstter's throw to
Trafford. No runs.
Second inning-For Harvard, Captain
rockingham hit a long fly to Captain Bliss
which the latter, probably in spirit of
courtesy toward the rival captain, dropped,
and rockingham was safe on arst. For
moment the outlook was a little blue for
the blue. But 1t was only for moment.
Carter was watching for an opportunity,
and as soon as Hsrvard's captain got lit
tie way off the initial bag over went the
ball like a shot from cannon into Ste
phensonis hands and rockingham went
~ u H. ell tn
short order by flying out to Case. High
lands, the crimson's crack pitcher, was
given a life on a bad tumble by Beall, but
the error was not costly, as the next man,
Sullivan, was Immediately sfterward field
ed out, Beall to Stephenson. No runs.
For Yale things looked promising at this
time. Stephenson the first man up was
given first on q missed third strike and
went to second few minutes later on
passed ball. Speer struck out. Captain
Bliss then came up and drove q hot one
toward short. Stephenson who was run
ming from second to third interfered with
Sullivan and was declared out. Bliss stole
second and Immediately stterward third
but was left there as Arbuthnot after hsv-
| ing struck wildly at the ball three times
| and failed to hit accidentally prevented
| Mason from fielding 1t and was also de-
clared out for interfering. No runs.
In the third inning for Harvard Frnferd
Struck out, Mason made q single, stole
| second and was advanced to third on Alb.
| bots sacrifice to Case in deep left field, but
| got no further as Hsllowell was retired on
an easy grounder. Carter to Stephenson.
For Yale, Kedzie struck out~and Carter
| was retired on q foul fly to Trafford.
Murphy Yves given his base on balls and
| stole second, but in doing 30 overslid the
base aud was put out by Frothingham, to
whom the ball had been thrown by Mason
No runs.
In the fourth inning both teams wert
retired in one, two, thres order. In tn,
fifth inning the Harvsrd men were agar
retired as fast as they came up, but Yale
through her captain added another base hi
| to her credit.
In ths sixth inning for Harvard Mason
was retired at first, Murphy to Stephenson
Abbott on fly to Case and Hsllowell on
similar play.
In Yale's half Carter, the first man up
few out to Upton, Murphy followed with
clean single and stole second Beall thel
hit the ball for a single, on which Captat
Bliss tried to coach Murphy home, but b
was put out at the plate, Abbott to Trat
ford to Mason. Case then hit Highland
for q single, advancing Beall to second
3 but Stephenson closed the inning by
foul fly to Traford and no runs had bee
: scored.
} 1t was now the fateful seventh inning
, | and the hearts of the Yale men in the ar
dience began to sink toward their boot
;, for fear the Yale team would keep up II
. record in the past. go to pieces and ailo'
her opponents to win the game. FortuI
. ately, though, such was not the case, an
the "Blues'' put up as strong game bel
as in any other-inning during the gam
The Harvard men were retired In rapi
succession, Upton vainly tanning the q
three times, rockingham being folded OF
!. at first (Beall to Stephenson), and Coo
~ flying out to Beall. Yale then came In
the bat prepared to win the game then ar
! there.
,, Before Speer, who was the first man I
d | for Yale could select his bat, Captain Bill
r | ran over to the Yale bench and securir
70 Handsome Dan," the we'll known va
:. mascot,-a beautiful full fedged bull d.
ran around the home plate with him
2 as to bring luck to the wesrers of the blu
g. His efforts, however, were unsuccessful
:, least in this inning for Speer few out
70 Upton. Bliss fouled out to Trafford, A
70 buthnot got frat on missed third strik
W and second on passed ball but was lie
t. there, Kedzie striking out.
The eighth inning proved to be Il
l. lucky one for Yale, for in it she scor
I. three unearned runs and the game.
looked as though Harvard would alec sec
in this inning, one of their players reac
ing third base. For Harvard Highlan
10 opened with savage hit to Murphy, viii
"a that player fielded finely to Stephenson
season to retire the player, and Sulliv
IL struck out. Trsfford then made nj
l. through his legs, and when the ball was j
IF covered Trafford was pufGDg and blowil
II on third base. Mason closed the agony
flying out to Bliss.
For Yale, Carter opened with a sins
,r and was advanced to second on pass
. ball. Murphy followed with hit, sendil
Carter to third, and Immediately stole 81
ond. Beall was retired on foul fly
e, Mason. Gaze hit to Sullivan, who thre
to the plate to catch Carter, but he thre
- it 9 little to the left, and Carter and Mas
!. fell in a heap together about ak feet fro
- the plate, while the ball rolled on behil
ed the plate. Highlands rushed in al
70 picked up the ball, and while sttempti
70 70 to throw 1t TO second base to head off Ca
- succeeded into getting 1t go far into rig
u field that both Murphy and Case had sec
50 sd before the ball was returned. Thr
u u RIMS to Yale's credit, and three score
- Yale cheers went up from Yale throat
. Stephenson flew out to rockingham 81
" Speer struck out, closing the inning
o. The Harvard team was retired in she
D ordsr in the ninth inning, and after t
g lest man had been put out the band stru
>, up CATER the Ball Is Over" and the va
~ assemblsge began to diaperse.
80 The final and deciding game between t
= two teams will be played in New York ne
Saturday.
= The score: