The evening world., 1894-06-26
YALE, z; HARVARD, 0,
Five Thousand Enthusiasts at
the Ball Game.
"Eli" Takes the Lead by Scoring
In the Fourth.
Highlands and Carter the Opposing
Pitchers.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 26.-With
a perfect day and an audience OF 5000
persons, made up of Yale graduates,
pretty commencement girls, noisy under
graduates and a few out siders. the Yale
and Harvard baseball teams met on the
field to-day. There was enough shout
ing and cheering to startle deaf persons,
and in addition there were three brass
bands.
The returning classes OF 70, "a. 'Ss, 81,
and 90 occupied special sections. and
their class cheers urged on the bands to
wilder efforts. 'Ss marched around the
field at 2 o'clock behind band nifty
strong. Old Grads" from fiorty-fve
down, were sprinkled around the grand
stand.
A cool breeze tempered the hot sum-
end everything was perfection for the
confidently expected slaughter OF the
Harvard was first on the field at 2.l5.
and Yale soon followed. both teams
warming up on field practice until
o'clock. a.,
lows:
Vale. Harvard.
Rustin, RI. Whittemore, 2b.
Nurpky Oh. Cook, 3b.
Case, IS. dickinson, I'D.
Carter D. Scannell. C.
Stephenson 1b. Wiggin, CT.
Speer, H. Winslow, IS.
Greenway, C. Beale, RI.
Reddington, CT. Corbett, III.
Arbuthnot. Sd. Highlands, p.
First Inning Harvard went to the
bat first. Whittemore went out
on a bunt, to Carte; Cook got
ats .eeod on W Sas to MURPHY
Yale went out in one, two, three order.
second. and Case to first on ground
hits.
SECOND 1nningm ,!ss, H., struck w,s ont
struck out on four, pitched balls. Wins.
Case hsd fumssd sad Enen He got
ond on Cases miss Of Greenways
throw. but was caught on third by
Rsddinston's beautiful throw. c
ter flied out to Wiggin, Stephenson was
fielded out from short and speer from
Third Inning.-Harvard failed to get
a man to first again. Highlands filed
out to Case. Beale went out on a daisy
cutter to second, and Case pulled down
Wh hit more ay in beautiful s.Sle
were out on hits to third and short by
sharp work: Arbuthnot made pretty
right field hit, but Rustin's bunt was
fielded to first by Highlands.
one.two-three For Harvard. COOK ' and md
Dickinson pic kim gave Case two dificult
cepted with great ease. Corbctt struck
out.
For Yale Murphy popped a fly to
fieided by Highlands. Then Cook muffed
Carter's hard hit. Carter stole second on
passed ball and Stephenson brought
him home on a slashing two-bagger.
Fifth Inning-Scannell flied out to Ar
buthnot. Wiggin was fielded out by the
omnipresent Case. and Winslow fouled
For Yale--Beale fell down on Green
ways long fly. and 1t was good for two
bases. Greenway stole third and came
home on wild throw BY Highlands.
buthnot was nabbed by Cook and Rus
tin out on hit to Whittemore. One
run.
Sixth Inning-Tfighlands nied out to
Case. Beale hit safely over second
Whittemore sacrificed prettily. and Cook
flied out to Stephenson.
Murphy went out on ground hit to
Whittemore. and Case on ditto to Dick
inson. Carter hit safely to short. but
was forced out at second on Stephen
Seventh Inning-pickinson smashed
a single over Murphys head Corbett
struck out on four pitched balls, and
Dickinson was beautifully thrown out
sy oa ur BAD ba sns0na and .eSoa sfn sG
passed ball. Speer caught Winslows
long foul-hy.
throw of his hit by Winslow. Green
way flied out to Whittemore, and Beale
made n magnificent catch OF Redding-
t to- so ny Arbuthnot was helded out
Eighth Inning-.Winslow's hit to sec
ona was fumbled bv Case. The
batter got second on Highlands sacri-
flee to Carter. but was neatly caught off
the base by Carter to Case. Carter
gave Beale his base on balls. but Whit
IGNORES fly to Reddington left him there.
Four balls sent Rustin to first. Muir
ply sacrificed neatly to Highlands.
Scannell caught Cases high fly, and
Carter flied out to Dickinson.
Ninth Inning-Cook flied out to Muir
ply. Dickinson's hard hit was beauti-
fully feldcd by Case, and the game
ended when Greenway caught Corbetts
foul.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Harvard. OOO 5000 o
Yale. .... OOO1 1000 .