The evening world., 1894-06-21
YALE AND HARVARD,
Garter and Highlands in the
Pitchers Box.
Game Delayed Somewhat Owing TO
a Storm.
Cambridge Team Crippled by Cor
belts Absence.
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'SpeVldi 10 ENeuiHB "orIuJ
HOLMES FIELD. CAMBRIDGE.
Mass, June N.--Harvard and Yale met
for the first time this season on Holmes
Field this afternoon.
At ! o'clock a thunder storm came up
and the rain poured down in torrents
for half an hour and then let up to a
drizzle. which lasted until o'clock.
This no doubt had the effect OF keeping
the attendance down.
The game was scheduled to begin
promptly at 3. The storm cleared at
BIS. the sun came out and dried the
grounds.
John Corbett's mother died last night
and he did not play to-day. c. ]. Paine
being substituted in left. This change
did not help the Harvard team, as Cor
bett has been fielding finely and batting
better than most of the other men on
the team. Jack Highlands, pitcher OF
last years champion team. was on the
field batting flies and grounders during
the preliminary practice
There were about 1000 persons present
| at $40. who were entertained by the
Harvard Glee Club from the balcony OF
the Carey buildings. The Harvard
team took the field at $50
The batting order is as follows:
| Harvard. Yale.
Whittemore, 2b. Rustin. RI,
Cook. 3b. Case, SO.
Palne: lf. Speer, IL.
| Dickinson, ID. Carter, p.
| Scannell c. Stevenson, lb.
! WiBgtn, cf Murphy, 2b.
NlnslowI sS. Grcenway, c.
/ Beale, RI. Arbuthnot, 3b.
Highlands, p. Reddington. CT.
umpire-Mr. Hartley.
First Inning.-Rustin out at first.
who. even after he fumbled II. had
he was ratified ana threw wildly to first
and the runner was safe Spcer then
made IA long hit over Bcales head for a
homer Garter struck out by High.
/ lands. Whittemore made a magnificent
catch OF Stephenson's sharp liner, re-
tirlng the side. Two runs.
Whittemore base on balls. He was
threw wildly to f'rst In trying TO make
II double, and the ball got by Stephen
son. Cook went to third; Dickinson
hit to Case, and Cook made blu:r to
~ home and arew, The throw to thlrd
He got back safely, Then Dickinson
made blum to go down TO second and
drew se, throw, lie was wa ,sI, csusht beiwc"I
down Cook scored. Finally Case
dropped the ball and Dickinson got tC
I second. Paine flied out TO left and
ScRnnell struck out one run.
Second lnning-Yale went out in order
Stephenson flied to Wiggin, GreenwGS
out at first and Arbuthnot flied to Dick
inson. No runs.
! l.; Harvaru's half. Wiggin struck out
Winslow base on balls. hut was forced
AZ second on highlands weak hit
Beale struck out. No runs.
Third lnulnS -WinslUw fell all over
himself in trying to handle Arhuthnot
grounder. Rustln hit to Highlands
who threw. the ball over Whittemore'
head, the result being that Arbuthnot
| scored and Rustin went to third. Muir
ply out al first. Case flied out to Wig
gin and Rustin scored. Carter also tiieC
| to WigEin. Two ySns.
Whittemore. base on balls, stole sec
! ond and went to third on passed ball
Cook flied 10 Stephenson. Dickinson
struck out There was some misunder
standing as to the umpire's decision OF
II ball. and Whittemore was caught on
third and put out. No runs.
Fourth Inning stephenson struck out
Speer made the second hit Of the game
and went to third on n passed ball
| Greenway flied to Winslow Redding
ton out, Cook to Dickinson. No runs
| Carter retired Paine on strikes. Scan
nell flied to Rustin and then Capt Wig
gin struck out. No runs.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Yale. =. 49,. 202 2OOi