The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02

his speed with him and picked up the Yale
pitchers slow hounder. throwing him out at
h1st Mth frGrcei n ap fourth nv bunt
ing toward second and bsatina Beall's ,throw
by spr5htnnsu HPtSn fooTed t Es
hit straight at Carter who caught Ilaiowell
unanimously to the earth.
The cheering was terrific; tho Yale men
i, was y, critical point. but Carter was like an
smiling eonfidcptiy. Bic Highlands had
chance to do, wonders. but he struck at three
Then Sullivan walked coolly 70 tho plate;
Gould Garter striFs him ont Yale PRAYED sHort
s s5SR a"a Gas'e 0 left eG send
ing IL three runs The scene was nds;
straw mats OF and throw them high in the air;
Others Rugged one another. and more PUNCHED %!
veins in his neck stuck out It was insanity .,!
% Nns TO Pc seen TrSsra Inning
10y striking out Tor the second time En-, ms ms
w %sas Of e 5ue dsnteS
Murphy ~ the last half OF the inning drove
fs4s h G U1 st hs sns es ar0HFs o a s
low promptly stole second on Mason's poor
ihroE ana reached th5l on PASSED sdoh hnI
two runs. Highlands took matters trigidly
Trothingham lust ask OF tho pitchers box.
Two men out. and Yale il sub y, state ts
smash tf beautiful. iH single 70 rsht and both
Murphy and Beall scored Then i was that that
S s Heard o truck 0 and f0 the
score stool Harvard. 4; Yale, o,.,, Mac.
a % s sna AS s,d and hf @ ON
strikes. For New Haven. Arbnt hnot's grounder
got away from Frothngham.. but the
moment later, although the decision was gues-
tionabIe; Kedzie was opt on lily to Irothiin'S,
his easy foul hy. But Carter didn't take adj
vantage OF II and struck out. ,
FIRST latter for Harvard. He struck out. Carter
was using binding speed nnd iniry cutting
smi!"ry ~ settled Carter lad STRUCK out the
dG ny H nS norg Oh The NV TR Hnren Tn
STOPPED his hunt in MYSTERY style ana throw
of hit; but no cut three blocks
out Of the afternoon air and d.. went vent
rooters from their Temporary lethargy by
cracking a single to right. Highlands Vas vas
oS S vanES the CASE ns
was u cinrh to run hin down and pin him.
ts Iss wss s w ssvsn esf I'D as Es R
six consecutive strike-outs Tor Garter. which
ally ssttI ed by Murphy and sterhenson: ~.
plate for luck Just as Yale took her turn in the
last half OF the, seventh and Stephenson; acting
the sn i've sp Sna9
was temporarily Knocked out BY red -hot!foul.
but he went at his work in few minutes as
EnEk and Is caught fa"eH' ef'f ra
Bond called tho runner out amid mid his nn;;
S %as r %% ' jonah JONI The Harvard men
w w"w and the Yale E w lid q his head A.
Oft Yielded, Bliss easy gr9under to Trafrord
in beautiful style and New Haven was BANKED
j our to two was the bulletin again. and Har;
ynrds cup of 10y was Reariy ~ NH
g grand ID sp'intns ifs Knee s hurt Him: ana
ten ready to resume his journey around the
diamond than he made dGsh for sscSnd He
s"cr i Mason to third. Upton knocked
s%a s. to Mahs TSS fSM sw is
OPPORTUNITY to make himself emoas right
msn had ssrsS b h. in roa h e1f hfd
'hrs SRa't out te tie pae Bliss and Msrphy
captain Lefore he could get back to
third. This llnnder, didn't have much
weight with Harvard. however. as her
players had added two more runs to their total
and the game looked safe. In the last half OF
tho inning Inle was disposed OF without much
trouble. Arbuthnot by Highlands and Tratford.
KedZe by rockingham and Trafford. and Car
ter on strikes. Score. = TO In Harvard's IA
vor. even innings.
Cook began the ninth for Harvard by going
out Arbuthnot to Stephenson. and Jack High
lands struck out sullivan hit c!eanly to centre
and Murphy muffed Trafford's easy fly. Slug
ger" Mason. however. ended the agony for Yale
by grounding to Stephenson. Yale died hard.
Murphy beat an inGeld grounder to Frothing
ham, tut, when he attempted to steal, Mason
nailed him with magnificent throw to Froth
ingham. Beall got his base on balls. and Case
hit safely to centre. AS Beall stole third
Mason threw over Abbotts head. and
Beall kept on to the plate. Case running
to third. Stephenson then sacrificed neatly.
by way OF rockingham and, Traf-
ford. and Case scored. With two
mon out. Speer and Bliss both laced out
singles and there was still little hope left in
the New Haven camp. But when Arbuthnot
put up Il baby foul that Trafford smothered in
his big glove the agony was over. Harvard
had won the championship and everything
was crimson.
The team was fairly smothered with ca
resses. while the Yales walked silently to their
carriages. wondering how it all had happened.
They were outpayed and there's no gainsay-
Ing it. The score:
In