The sun., 1895-05-19
YALE CIR RUsHEs THE TIGERS.
A Pretty Game at New Haven In which
0nly One Run Was Scored.


only One Run Was Scored.
NEW HAVEN. May 1s.-The Yale nine pulled
the ball game with Princeton out of very small
hole this afternoon, winning by score of to o.
1t was one Of those games in which every play
meant something, and the 1000 persons who
watched IL develop Into Yale victory chcered
necessarily. The decisions of Jim 0'Rourkc. the
umpire, could not be heard, and 1t was only tho
movements of the players that determined just
what was going on. 1t was typical Yale crowd
we'll besprinkled with pretty girls. and Princeton
had large contingent Of rooters present to
cheer It's nine.
The Princeton supporters were on hand early,
and they brought plenty OF enthusiasm and
sand and some money. They were filled with
the idea that their team could win the game
ana bet their money at to 4, and in some in
stances even. Phil King was along, and he con-
fidently stated that Princeton had q winning
team. Yale men were not very sanguine Of sue
cess. They hoped that Carter's arm would hold
out throughout the game, but what they feared
happened in the sixth inning, when Carter left
the field and Trudeau took his place.
Until that time honors were easy. but the
Yale contingent looked and felt very blue when
the long and lengthy pitcher took his seat un-
der tho awning. Trudeau proved equal to the
iSt during the i remainder Of the game, he demon.
strated the fact that he can play ball with his
does. The Princeton team came on the field at
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ly, and the Tigers were received with mighty
AT At s:o5 o'clock the game began. Payne hi. a
pretty sacriiioe. advancing Payne to second,
batting a high fiy to Keator., In Yale's half
Keator went to first on Wards error. but he
Hss s snd SGh
went out at first. The SECOND inning was inter
Of Fit f IL. Tss wSFk tho o
turned around and deftly caught the ball. Even
also hit hard to Easton and was retired; Quinby
went out on a fly to Bradley; The Princeton
In the nnns sting him
self and prevented Princeton from scoring.
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sacrifice, and Payne struck out Ward hit hard
into left field. and the spectators looked for q
na we're ON eeVerybodys lips for spesr Yale failed
The fourth inning brought the first hit Of tho
game; scratch over third from Bradley,s bat:
could ~, field il Bradley had his base. He was un-
able to reach sse9n as the fol- Saeps
thrown out In attempting TO steal second. Car
ter went out from Ward to Otto, and Stephen
son popped up little fly to Brooks. In the fifth
inning Speer got hit, but was doubled up on
out to
When the sixth inning opened the Yale var
sity crew. who were In the tower over the grand
stand, began singing odd Yale old Yale, how
wen twist The Tigers tail" psyns j hit to Car
but to him 1H
from the players bench. He trotted out to the
box and Ward was retired on strikes. Bradley
went out from Rustin to Stephenson. Yale did
nothing in, her half. Trpdeau struck out
and Otto was retired on fly to Redington. For
Yale, Trudeau and Stephenson were easily put
out Quimby got his base on balls. Speer hit
hard grounder to Brooks, who fell Just a. he
was about to gather In the ball. Quimby ran
around to third, and Payne iieded the bail Al in 1T. tS
was caught ct the plate by Altman.
Princeton had all the opportunity necessary
to win the game In tho eighth inning. Gunster
got first on balls. and was advanced to second.
when Brooks took first also on balls. Easton
him. Then Greenway threw tho ball to first,
catching Capt. Brooks three feet of the base.
Easton struck out, and Payne went out to Red
ington. Yale did not score. In the ninth in
out, but Bradley got his base on Fincke's error
Altman hit singing grounder to Rustin. For
once in the game Rustin was on deck. He
gathered in the ball. tossed 1t to Quimby, who
threw it like n cannon ball to Stevenson. The
game was over with the double play.
ried their victorious team from the field. Yale
men tonight have little hope of winning the
second game with Princeton, which will be
played at Princeton on June 8. The score to-day: