New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
,n1yCETON MEN WINNERS.
TAKE THE DECIDING GAME OF
- THE SERIES FROM HARVARD.
,,.,,.r,rrc CONTEST WATCHED By 400
~ .roes IL THE RAIH-coLuMDIA
DEFEATED AT PROVIDENCE
OTHER GAMEs


$3.50, June C-PrincctOn won the baseball
New r,h Harvard this afternoon in loosely
series w." W. 4 driving rain came mp half an hour
played ,,oe fo~ the game but the 4,5JJ or more
beiors - s,,,nlv raised umbrellas ami refused to
So" Tho CAPTAINS of the rival teams decided to
budse - already once postponed, and, despite
plSs Wv field and ball finished the contest.
he s"iF aud Altman gave bases on balls and nit
rrorotscuously. as is proved by the iact mat
h'" Arae OF the fifteen runs made were earned
OILY - nos especially fortunate in his batting.
A'ac.ed out two singles and the same number OF
he o,,n,r in all eight runs by his opportunc
up"', ,.ori was the first to score. In the third
DIS t,er TWO men had reached first on Aitnan's
M'1o on,~ol OF the ball. Payne. WiGsin and Wins
pO' ,Aed ont singles and four Harvard men
"" tho plate. This, however ended Harvard
Gus shc failed TO get more than one man past
81 base for the rest Of the game. IN IN" elghth
s.ovr received e lase on balls reached secoAH on
"M,,,.-.s s,e. HIT and stole thru but was left
V-.oe,on went 90 the front in the fourth inning
i', r. NJ single hits by King. Ward and Altman,
go Harvard misplays. brought In -FOUR runs
." ,his time Haryards chances diminished In
L's,v,b Cunstcr's single was duplicatcc by fa!ne
u" ward. and another run resulted In the sew
- o,,o Vas hit 10y the ball and scored on Alt
~.. ,bree-base hlt. and in the eighth Ward hit
D,,, and was brought home by Otto's and All,
man 49,, ~ students cheercd their representative
.ms throughout the contest score:
To-, ...........0 oil
Irince.SS" ............o y o o. I
hn,s .A,,s princeton r. Harvard :. Errors Prince
baSenn1s aS,vart 3 Batteries Altman and Williams
l g9hatisnds and O'Malley Umpre-O kourke.
hne.a.ncs June 8 (SpeciaD.-Columba was no
-, for Brown in to-day's game. The visitors
ma ma on Browns errors but were unable TO
3. 'poAinson safely. Rain stopped the game after
ne fifth inning SCoIe' - -
Saynba OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W
Nn.ohi.s-P rown T. Columbia 4. Errors Brown
b@rsSyhm,.,bia Batteries Robinson aad Lang
ss,T.ri AMI Cummings. tmpre-BurNs
uvn,an,stown. Mass. June Civilians defeated
-. Tnivetsi,y OF Vermont this afternoon In a
's,-r,v nlaved game. The features were the pitch
ss me - Lewis aad Clarke, and the fielding Of Will
ANS. score . - .
WILLIAMS .......................o % %
p,ssbIts-Niriams :. Vermont Z. Errors VIII,
n" Vermont J. Batteries-I.ewis, Clarke and
Iraper Cook and Knsela
.mhArs, Mass June (SpecaD.-The freshman
.nns ~ Williams and Amherst played here today.
S.1,,4r winning Il Was a pitchers game through
a., Johnston lex only two OF the visiting team MT
s,ts,v Goodrich maNng three OF the four hits
Wiliams got her runs by a single Dasenit ana a
secession OF errors. score:
11 TH1s,Ss ei..................O U e
pa.ss,,s-Amherst = Williams 1. Errors-Amherst
Williams g. Observation-Disclosures and sullivan;
Roy and Tnayer.
Utica. y. Y. June (SpeclaD-Easeball at Col
rate University to-day
Colgate .........................2 o q