The evening world., 1894-06-16
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Pittsburg.. 2 5000 500
New York. 9 o 100 10
YALE, 9; PRINCETON, 5.
Great Crowds See the College Cham
pion Game.

p1On Uame.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN.
June 1.-THE blue banners Of
"Old Eli' and the bold haring
orange and black pennants Of
"Old Nassau tapped in the breezes
from Jamaica Bay at this field to-day
when the teams from New Haven and
Princeton met to decide the intercollegi-
ate baseball championship.
The game served to attract a gath
ering that approximated 5000 or 10000
1t was handsome assemblage. too. for
the gentler sex was pientifuily repre-
sented. and the ladies' were garbed in
their most modish gowns. The enthusi-
asm prior to the game was character
istically collegiate, and 1t Is always in
evidence in contests where undergrads
compete, be they football, baseball. row.
Ing or on the cinder path.
A lovelier day for baseball couldn't
have been desired. The assemblage
watched with keen interest the practice
work of the collegians, and when the
game began at l2.45 all hands were ION
edge" for an afternoon of rare sport
First 1nning-Yale took the field
Payne, went to base on balls. King
punted and was safe on Carter's fall
grounder and Payne scored. Mackenzie
struck out. King was nipped trying for
third; Otto singled. scoring Ward.
bradley hit for three bases. scoring
QUO. Brooks ctruck out. Three runs
Rustin was hit by the pitcher. MUIR
ply base on balls. Both were advanced
~ p, passed balls. Payne''s mum gave
ease tsr fo,,a%sS home its scoring both men Car
Stephenson singled. Sp n flied out to
stsc,, Otto, forcing stephenson. Greenway
- Second Inning.aWilliams struck out.
fouled out and King flied out. No runs.
=, Redington out at first. Arbuthnot
fled to Mackenzie. Rustin struck out.
Third Inning-Murphy's error gave
Ward a life, but Mackenzie forced him
at second. Mac stole second and third.
O1to d Dase on balls. Bradley struck out
and MuypS1 gpS9ks s,ia hied I.ou out AL No runs. ~
hit FOR three bases. Bradley threw threw
sfsonensoR Fonsts inonxW,?Inm oTs HG rnns .oo,., ~
single. Gunster's double and Kings sac
rihcc. tying the score.
Gunster scored on singles by Ward and
Mackenzie.
Otto struck out Two runs.
Greenway was the only Yalensian to
reach first in the fourth. He was put
out AT second. NO runs.
Fifth Inning-Bradley flied out Brooks
and Williams struck out. No runs.
Rusten struck out. Murphy filed out.
Case singled. Carter struck out. No runs.
Sixth Inning-Gunster struck out.
Payne out, Carter to Stephenson. King
flied out. No runs.
Stephenson fouled out. Speer first on
balls. Greenway tripled, scoring Sheer
and tallying on Redington's single. Two
runs.
Seventh Inning-Princeton was easily
disposed Of, only one man. Otto. getting
as far as first. No runs.
"a Altman replaced Bradley in the hox.
Case to first on balls. and hitting Ste,
phe.nson with the ball, but then he set
tied down. Speer singled. filling the
bases. but the side was retired without
scoring. No runs.
Eighth Inning--Brooks flied out Will
Jams singled, but was caught off second
by Greenway, and Gunster fouled out.
No runs.
Redington Tailed on his triple and Ar
buthnots single. Arbuthnot went to sec
ond on wild pitch. Rustin filed out.
Murphy hit safe, and both scored on
Cases sacrifice. Carter out, King to Otto.
Three runs.
Nrinth ra.t.u