New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
YALE BITES THE DUST.
HER BASEBALL TEAM BEATEN BY THE
HARVARD NINE
THE cANpRIDGE PLAYERS WIN IN THE TENTH
INNING BY SCORE OF TO 2-A MEM
ORAPLE STRUC;GI.r on HOLME- FIELD.
Try TRIBINEI

Cambrldec Mass June 24.-It was a pitchers battle
today from start finish and Yale beaten 10y a
score Of u .. rrcter contcs; was never sc"i on
Holmes Field. Maso.s wretch work hind the a' al
ot lost game to I1rarl and adc iIich a"d rec ia
all tie moe phenomenal HarNard'- Ct litch f'l"'i
that IL q OF Highland, against tart'r ahh was
accordingly on his mcc. playing was simply mag
nifcent. Nineteen strikc-outs stand - his rceoFi' q
phenomenal performance when considers the strength
the Yale He also showed letter control giving
but bases balls 70 carter's icui Ia VITA pthes
the same; Carter however hit only Tor
q single. while Highlands allowed three; none OF mem
svaed anything yet this difference more than made
up Highlands by his nineteen s'iikc-outs
This record has never before been mace against i
Yale team The widest excitement prevailed during
the latter part OF game Yale men made The most
noise for innings. which Their nine ob'an'u
q lead of and succeeded In shutting ons mar
ward for six innings. In .he second inning H. hf''
run made error. steal and a passed pail
In the third two and wild ptth gave the"
snohcr During thc.e innings Mason's playing was
unplcaeanty loose. lie seemed 10 lose his heid ana
his throwing Ineffective. for. owing n IT, Yale made
her Highlands kept wonderfully cool. mar
ward scored second, when frothiaghnn tried
reach home attempted sIerincc He WAS thrown
however and until the seventh did H'rNafu
hope, Of victory take q brighter hue.
Things by that time getting desperate ana the
Harvard sympothzers much down in the mouth
Tho college mea, however. Loyalty noucht TO ihsme
their by cheering when Abbott rca he'd hrt on
called balls and stole second, with out. The
q
etnpei the bot amid deaeninc cheer. His single
only for Harvard durlng the entire game wa
most timely. II Abbott third, and as he
started home Stshcison threw but dz" male costly
muf and Upton scored Vita out Upton and
Frothineha made pretty sacrifices sending iiallowc
% third thcn while Cook at the bat kcd-ic hal
another passed ball and Halove scored the ucng run
Tho excitement this point worth coming miles 20
witness. 1t rya led the enthusiasm Of any Springfield
game but the nothing 10 that which followed
Both played magnificent game OF ball. and
the end OF the ninth inning the situation had not
changed A tenth .sary. Yale came
first 10 bat Spcer nice lite fly
10 Sullivan. Blss and AIbuthnot struck cut
Then a which will always remain In the mind
Of every Harvard who IL. Garter pitched -four
bad balls Upton the last being wild pitch on
which Upon to second. Frothngham again sacri'
and advanced him TO third No one was out. ana
the bat sharp groundcr 70 Beall sent Upton
sprintne home Would he reach and win the game
u a the crowd the question answered Up
ton made beautiful slide but needed for Beall
threw wild
In the 0Cc spectators crowded into the field
and the Harvard player, carried of amid scene
which ba1es description The rainy weather Of class day
forgiven forgotten in OF the OCCASION
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