The evening world., 1894-05-30
PRINCETON NOT IN IT.
Simply Slaughtered by the Har-
ward Ball Flayers.
Highlands in Good Form al Pitching
and Batting.
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Harvard In the Lead from the Sec
ond Inning.
tspcc,a, to The Evening WORLDLY

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CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May m.-The
Princeton team arrived In Boston last
night and went to Holmes Field for
practice early this afternoon. Consider
ing the fine weather the attendance was
rather small. and as Harvard has not
cut much of n figure in baseball this
season the 1900 spectators were not very
enthusiastic.
John, the orange man. Harvard's mas
cot, drove around the field behind his
donkey, and for the moment there was
n little SHOW of feeling. The batting
order Is az follows:
Princeton. Harvard.
iayne, RI. Whittemore, %.
King, 20. Cook, 81.
Ward. CT. Dickinson. ID.
mackenzie. lf. Scannell. C.
otto, Id. Virgins, CT.
Altman p. Winslow, So.
Crook, 81. O'Malley, RI.
Williams. c. Corbett, II.
Gunster, 3b. Highlands, y.
tmpire-Mr. Stage.
First Inning-Paync hit to Highlands
and Mas touched out by tina player.
King and Mackenzie hit %grounders to
Cook and Whittemore, and were thrown
out at first. No runs.
Cook hit for a base over Winslow's
head. Cook hit weakly to the pitcher,
who handled the ball like a wooden
allowed both men to reach their bases.
They were advanced a base on a passed
ball, and then Cook lost an excellent
chance to score by hanging on to third
base when he should have gone home on
Dicklnson's foul fly to right field. Scan
nell hit to the shortstop and Cook was
thrown out at the plate. Wiggin popped
Second Inning-Mackenzie and Otto flied
out to Highlands n Wiggin. Altman
base on balls. Crook was third out on a
fly. No runs.
In Harvard's half winslow was easily
out. Altman to Otto. O'Mally got his
base on balls. and went around to third
on Altman's high throw to first to catch
hit. which bounded thirty feet in the air
off Crooks's shins. Corbett stole second,
and after Highlands had flied to Ward
he scored on Whittemore's single to
right field. Cook out. King to Otto.
Two runs.
Third Inning After Scannell had
muffed Willlams's third strike he threw
his man out at first. Gunster flied to
Whittemore and Payne was thrown out
at first by Whittemore. No runs.
Harvard rooters began to see there
was a chance to win, and Dickinson
lead off with the fourth hit of the game.
a beauty. to right field. He vas adj
yanced to second on Scannell's sacrifice.
Wiggin was called on for a hit, but in
his anxiety. he struck out, and Winslow
was retired on a weak grounder, Alt
man to Otto. No runs.
Fourth ~Inning-King flied out to Wins,
low. Ward then made Princeton's first
Mackenzie's hot grounder. and there
should have been a double play, but
Whittemore threw wildly to Dickinson,
Mackenzie scored from first on Otto's
three Dagger to left. Altman struck out,
O'Malley made good his reputation as
a waiter and got his base on balls.
John Corbett laced out a three;bagger
scored and so did Corbett n moment
later on a passed ball. King tumbled
all over, himself in trying to handle
saa Wh;t;a sr9%nde h,t and the her b n %as
and both were safe. Theywere advanced
on Cooks sacrifice. Scanned sent in
both runners on G sharp single between
third and short. Virgins was thrown
out at first. Four runs
Fifth lnning-Brooks struck out. Will
Jams fouled out to Scannell, and Gunster
struck out. No runs.
Bradley in the mean time had been
warming up, and was sent into the box
for Princeton in place of Altman. He
was rather wild, and gave Winslow his
base on balls.
Winslow went to second on a passed
ball. He went to third on another after
O'Malley and Corbett had been retired
on flies. and scored on Highlands single
hadiing OF the ball by Williams. Whit,
timore got his base on balls. and ther
made a blum to steal second. Williams
threw poorly, and Highlands scored
Whittimcre went around to third on Q
passed ball. and scored on Cooks hit
Dickinson waited for four bad balls. an<
then Scannell flied to centre. Three runs
Sixth Observation-Disclosures made a bat
throw of Payne's %grounder and the run
ner went to second, but was touched GU
between second and third on King,
grounder. King and Ward were doubled
up by Whittemore and Dickinson. NJ
runs. Harvard went out In one-two-thre'
order. No runs.
In the seventh Princeton scored two
iuns. Harvard di not score.
Harvard tailed once In the eighth
Princeton failing to score.
In the ninth Princeton made one run
Harvard di not play its half. Tota
score: Harvard, l0:' Princeton. 4.