Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-11
YALE NOTES.

Another Fine Dormitory - The Big
 Ball Game at Princeton Saturday,
 How Princeton,s Victory Was Won -Other Notes.
 A representative of Helms & LsForge, architects, Temple court, New York, is in this city with plans for 8 new building to be known as "The 1S3 Dormitory." It will form an addition to the Dslta Psi society house on the northeast corner of College and Wall streets, the double brick house on the adjoining lot being taken down. The building will be in the shape of an L, aev- enty feet on College street running back ninety feet. and thirty five feet wide at the rear. The building will be of beautiful de- sign in brownstone, and will bs three stories in height, with tiled roof. A clois- ter with stone columns will connect the two buildings on College street. In the basement will be located the large billiard room, the servants' quarters with bathroom and freplacss, and the furnace cellars. On the first floor there will be main hall !, 27x52 feet, with large fireplace and win dow seat, and fine stairway opening out at one side. There will also be a--hand some library, 20x33 feet, on this floor. The remainder of the first floor and the upper floors will be taken up with dormitory rooms. Ths building will be handsomely finished and lighted by incandeec snt lights. Contractors are now making estimates. PRINCETON, N. J., June 9.-Princeton'a victory today over Yale was won by Cap l tain NcKenz.e's terrific batting. He easily solved the great Cartsr's pitching, and | twice, with Ward on first and one man out he knocked home run, scoring the foul runs made.
 It was the third important game that he has won this season by his batting, the others being the game with Pennsylvania l the hero of the day at Princeton, and aftel the game was carried off the grounds or the shoulders of his exultant supporters. l The crowd to-day was the largest evel seen in Priceton at 8 baseball game. They l were mostly supporters of Princeton, ani chsered Justify throughout the contest.
 The game was called promptly at 3 p. m with Bradley in the box for Princeton. H
 was wild and gave two bases on balls ant ! both runners were advanced by a sacriic 1 hit. Speer hit an easy grounder, and tn l side was retired. Princeton went out il order, no man reaching first base in tn |
 Murphy reached frst on base on balls stole second, took third on an error b.
 King, and scored on Carter's out to Payne
 In the first of the fourth inning Yale mad
 two hits, but failed to score. When Prince
 tons turn came Ward singled and Macken
 gle made a home run, scoring two runs
 This gave Princeton the lead and the II
 gers howled.
 In the fifth inning neither side scored
 In the last of the sixth King went ou,
 Case to Stephenson. Ward singled an
 Mackenzie knocked out another homo ru
 and brought in two more runs. This gay
 Princeton a good lead, and In the next ir
 ming Altman was placed in tho box. Ca1
 ter made three bsggsr in the eighth ir l ming and scored on a sacrifice hit by Ster
 henson. This ended the scoring, thoug
 Mackenzie reached second base in the lse of tho eighth on hit by 8 pitched bs
 and a stolen base.
 'I A third game will be played in Ne
 York June 16, each college having won
 game.
 The score: