New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
C0lgate's
SOAPSandPERFUMES
UnexceIIed for quality and fragrance.
HARVARD DIDN'T SCORE.
YALE WINS THE SECOND GAME FROM
HER RIVAL.
THE NEw.uAyEN BOYS SCORED IN THE FIRST
AND SEVENTH INNINGS AND MADE
FIVE RUNS
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrpUNE.l

fpY TELEGRAPH THE rRBUNEI
New-Havcn. June o5-Yaie Is again champion
six thousand specta this afternoon watched the
closing contest OF the year. the second game Of the
Harvard series on the Yale field the Cambridge
men fel. before Carriers curves. and Yac's fondest
homes were realized In shutting out the Harvard
players without run Yale wins the Harvard
series by two straight games. as she ala the PRINCE
ton scres and defeats Harvard for the third con-
secutve season.
Uighlands's work was Harvard's redeeming feature
Had (, not been for that the Yale score would have
been doubled When men were on bases nc wan
generally effective and ne kept Yale runs scattered
carter for Yale entered the box and remained
scven INNINGS During that time he was hit tor TWO
singles Carter. Greenway and Redington are .,'e
three heroes OF the hour Greenways support oi Tue
two pitchers was superb. Redingtons Stops were
hard although marred by onc mispay ana carter
saved q basehit on second base by a grand stop OF
Stevenson's grounder. a..
vo,o.. ore,t commencement crowd was at the
Gam. All OF the classes who are back In large
numbers were present. each headed with o'"'s
hand The game called n; 4:lo. Win h'' H
at the bat Captain Whttenore started procee'i"s'
nv an easy fy which Letton caught iSah" "e"'
ou, on 4 foul to Stephenson. and Winso" c'os' Wv, ~
inning with a grounder wh'ch 'ap'a'" ~
fumbIed but got TO first Just In time
pu.,,r.s g,ounder over second was a basehit Rus
q, .,ole second on scannells high throw high-
,as struck out Keator. hut made wiId p'tch
., tho third strike and Rustn trotted 10 tn""
v.,,or reaching second. Redlngtons foui was
.,c,, nv stevenson Carter's two-base hit 10 'ei'
..r,rs brought both the men on bases IN. 'd'''
,ook third as the ball got away from Scahhe' p"'
ros ,s,, as Stevenson went out and Speer "e"
o,, % Rand In the second inning ScanneIi sent
a h,rh ny to Speer. Hayes was out husu" "
stephenson and Highlands struck out. i~''o"
.,g,.a hi, was forced out by Quinby. 're"h"ay
.rgied and both moved along on Hayess errauc
,hro,v 70 third Rustn went out. Whitemore 10 stew
a,.o, and Kea,or few out 10 Rand In the thirn
Paine fouled out Quinby, Stevenson struck OUT
and Wrenn got nrst Redinstons tumble. "hitte-
mare closed the inning by hard fly. which hed-
,,v,on took In short centre. For Yale Redng'oh
and Carter were out grounders 20 nrst. stephen
.or and Speer each took life on Nhltteihore .
errors and Letton foulcd 10 stevenson.
In Yalc's half Of the sixth two singles th'ee-
hacrer and three Harvard errors neted three runs
s,.,henson took a base balls. Speer i'ited "a
three-base hit over Paines head and Ietton sent
ano,her ny NJ Paine This he muned squarely. ana
two Yale runs were scored. Ictton taking second
II. wen, To- third on Ounby's out, and was caught
at the plate on Greenway's ground"r, whHh M'Ne
got 10 the plate just In time: Grrenway toph
and ON S,cvsnson's nun Of a thrown pau anu
srorei on Ru,tin's single kcator singled. put
peiIngton closed the inning by striking out ,
canfain Whittemore strained his ankle during
On. zane and retired in the sixth inning. He VIII
experience no serious resulfs from his injury Inc