New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
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ton every ball player has to swing vicously at the
ball. lie bnnted but Highlands got the ball ana ic-
/ tired him at first.
HARVARD; CHANCE TO YELL.
The fourth inning saw the Crimson score thrcc
runs and the Harvard followers waved their hagS ana
yelled until they red in the face llailoweii'
the first batsman hunted ball past Carter and Up
ton popped a hy which fell safely back OF short
Case iumblcd the ball, and llalowell Kept on 10
third. Upton stole second, Frotlshhm MI 10 S All,
ter, and iiaOwel WAS run out COgA vent 10 nI IT.,
on bail, filling the bases. Highlands came to the
bat and the leaders Of the Yale shoutcrs cried
yell! Loys Yell Trey need 1t here, ana nced II
ably - Highlands. the mighty, was not equal 10 ,he
'!crg, ncy and struc, out. Then he slammed his Dal
to the ground and looked disguised than did the
| famous Casey 80 humorously depicted By DE Won
ppr sullivan howcvrr came to the r;e"e NH nTO ~
HI, wogser csarnS hs O S.,orv a rreat T m H.
we'll balanced mentally and phi, 'iraily. I"for'
struck out ana Harvard rad lead OF to u
YALEi YALE!! YALE!!!
In the last half Of the inning Yale broke the icc,
and her followers had Il chance TO yell. And how
they did scream Yale Yale Yale !" resounded until
the stand trombcd and every ear ached some oil the
crowd Missed, but the Yale men, led by the crew.
yelled the louder. such wild and hilarious exhibitions
! are seldom seem in these days OF enthusiastic
| port Murphy made the first hit for ialc. and tile
utt, fellow at once started for second. SlaSons Wild
tI-pw made 1t Beall was then sent To iirst on
cs,lfd halls. PASSED BAH enabled Murphy TO take
third giving Bcall opportunity to steal second
Which ne lid. Case struck ont. and sicphcnsons
| fy captured by Frothnsham ii d.V'hq,d On On
safely FrOlhingh CHAINS head and MURPHY ana Bcill
scored Bliss again struck out. nnd the iolrtn IN
The nth inning opened both teams alowlnI inc
effects Of the terrible strain Harvard fncI1 wn TTe
depended upon every bail he pitched Mn5ohs helash
grin had disappeared and be called for icewaer ir n
Inn" down vi hi. throat Harvard went ont in order
Abbott and Ilallowcll striking out. Carter had
settled down and was not wasting II bail.
HANDSOME DAN" Is DISCOUNTED.
For Yale Artufhnot got first tumble by froth-
inchanl. The umpire said that he WAS retired at
second but II did rot look that way. die ana
Carcr were easily disposed Of. Mascot Handsome
Dan- who chained up near the stand here began
IL series Of the most bloodthir,y grows ana bars
IT, seemed ~ iuiow that his fri -MS were ~ trouble
aud he wanted TO ct among those crimson lss ss;,,nc
Murphy and B,all disposed OF. and Ca,e MT
@y to TsI ' S O GT Wiz ps S
baseball highlands trick would nave been called
lglk. Inr ,iMe ended with u's score the same
''"i in the ,c,cH,n Harvard again went ont In order,
Uizhanis making -Nth consecutive Harvard man
to SiTc ont When Yale came ~ handsome Dan
was brought out. Bcall led the Vicious brute to me
men said How FOOLISH" and the Yale men howled
.rcfully. stephen. responded with SAFE drive 10
seamc npp ~S hat The iaik rule was not t. be-
o. served Spcer and Bliss were put out, ard Hand
Dan had don" nDtnhg'
THE TuNEFUL AND JOYOUS HARVARD MEN.
The Harvard crowd began TO sing Papa won't
bny m, a bow WOW" in very sarcastic tones. Those
who could not sing whistled. and those who could
do neither laughed. Then the crowd took up the
refrain Oh. where Oh where. has my little dog
gone
Mason opened the eighth with hit to short which
Murphy could not get 10 hrsi In tine" Mason sto."
sccond os-ls,cd by poor throw b. Redhc Mason
nil
siil,m for few seconds Abbott struck out ana
'rni n croundcr To short on which Murphy made |
a poor ihr,w Ia first N?sOn scoring on III" error
oin .i, ' IN" bali Frothinsnm might have
made n homo run: but Ia" coach tired TO SEMI MN
Cnv miracle could now save Yale, and it wa:
not dy for miracle. Arbn,hn'i h h%1'r d ana
with the score q to In IIarvdri's favor
AZ EXCITING WIND Up
The final Inning was the most exciting Of the
game and woman In The lower stand became
hystcrlcal and then tainted \ liberal application
of iccwatcr brought her back 10 til" game and it,
pleasures. Harvard not content with ner Lead
and she made a desperate effort Ia add 10 her score
in the last turn at bat. Ar;uthnot made caIiial
stop and throw o. Cooks groundcr. and Highlands
struck out for the third time sullivan, clcnrheadei
athlete that h. H. again hit safely Trhori reached
first on mum by Murphy sullivan taxing iniri on
waited patiently for sluegrr" Mason 10 bring them
home. Mason, however. had made his battlhg record,
ana hi, little lly captured by stephenson: ANA
Harvard went to the field for the last time t.
defend her advantage.
II Nnc's last chance Ia win, and only for a
capital throw by Mason al critical stage, shr woid
probably have done -. In spite OF the fact that
lIarurd started the inning with clear lead Of
four runs The magnetic little Murphy led off with
bit, and usual he Immediately started for !
second. Mason. however. watching him closely, !
and his throw across the diamond harp and !
accurate Murphy out ana the play ruined !
lac'S chances.
YA.E'S DEATH STRUGGLE.
Bea was then sent To iNt called balls. and |
Highlands locked iiuttcrcd Case hit safely. and |
Nalr's dropping spirits rallied TX II by magic. Bcall |
started for third. and Mason's high throw he |
scored and Case reached third. stephcnsOn's Sacri
flee sent home Case. With two out. spcPr hit to |
left field AMI Hiss. followed with II drive 20 right !
\ long hit would win the game for Yale and the |
crowd wa worked mp 10 Tn. highest itch Ar |
buthrOt ~ III" bat, and his nvcranNl"ty TO hit |
the hall ruined laics chances. lie reached after !
q Wild ball. and result he popped up n little |
ny which TrIiford caught the game over ami |
Harvard holds the intercollegiate Championship for |
the first time In years. The
HARVARD. YALE.
Mason. g. 30 3 Murphy. So. 80