New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

New Haven. Juno ! (SpcciaD. had an EASY "m'
with the Holy baseball nine this afternoon ~ "h
time did the vsi'ora In the mira nn'hG "n'n
bases full rruioau threw high To eaten '""'h
nj the plate and three men scnmpcr-d home. This was
only Holy could get man a. FAR ~ 'hr'
except the Of Captain Powers who mage '"'''
haRgcr. TruGcau kept the Holy Cross batter" S"'s'ns
and was backed UP by almost pcrfcc, team work. Kelly =
work In centre neld capturing flies magnificent
Curey played great game second finch" captured
hot liner. completed double play 10y getting VI" Dan
10 first quickly. The score;
1 n"iS cro:.,....................5 ;
Epned run-yac Thce-hasc hits Carter stephens. ~,
Tsuc stolen bases Grecnnay Trudeau Double n,ay
h'Is ana h S,fpGspon , ,rlr~ Struck -Rus,n
Redingion. Curicy Maroney . W. j. FoA McliGu ',ni
ii' i -. "''"'' ''''''" Ut" "'''
Providence June osrccao-Brown ana the University
OF PENNSYLVANIA crossed Lincoln Field his AFTER
noon the vsors winning thanks - the loose fielding
and laundering hase-Iunning Il the Browns The nome
team tried It's three pitchers Summsrsg. Brady ana
White. successfully in the box. but not On" Of th""
had control ball and In every Inning save one
he visitors walked called balls Robin
son the only the home team. with the 'Ncei-
ton of Iowney who seemed to be awake and his two
running catches ia deep right spoiled Two three
baggers for the Pennsylvania baisnen For fennsyi-
vania Blakey at third base played star game. and
Goeckel four hits out q six times AT the Dat
the inning the score was tied and ANYBODY
game Then the visitors began TO hit the hall, and
aided by i've and many bases on halls rolled
up eleven IN the SIXTH seventh ana eighth
innings. The
r so, .,.,;v Of rc.a:;i;aaa SiS
Earned runs-Brown l. Pennsylvania l. Twohase hts
Lauder Avll Blakeiey. Three-las hits lfisiaii.
sc6eenhu, Double plays Bustard Lowney and duilz.
,;oeck~ AVN and I}lakei-y tasc balls Brown
3 PENNSYLVANIA - struck oui-''oy. Nusafd. l>ovn">,
GREY Avll Wild pitch-Brady l. Iim"-23o lmIirr
Mr. O'Rourke.
Miadle,own Conn June 'speciaD Wesleyan had T.
all her own way afternoon in the game with Trin'
The dav was hot The mercury registered % degrees
throughout the afternoon. N'sl"yans sir ne
throughou, and her hitting clean Seventeen hits
with total Z twenty bases was her record Bee
man led the batting singles two doubles and
,rips Wesleyan pu. her substitute pitcher In the Box
and Trinity got thirteen scattered hit.. The score;
wesleyan .....................l > !.
Trinity ......................0 o o % = o "
rrro-s WESLEYAN 4 Trinity . na,ieries-';raves and
W Gage for Trinity. and Meredith and iaw ioT "'s-
Impire-lrady
r;as,on Penn June (speciaD.-Lafayette nnf the In
dans from Carlisle College played splendid game mis-
aner,-,, Both pitchers effective and me fielding
was sharp Rain interrupted before the sixth inning was
ended. The
Lafayette OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. p" =" q
Indians ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " -
Frrors-Indians . Hrs-Lafayette d Indians, .
Baterics-Iaayette. Cr!swe and barclay Ih'''s' MOI"
and Parkhurst
ithaca June l (speciaD.-Cornel played a team %
substitutes against Columbia to-day and won without *
ert,ng herself single scored on errors
The -
Cornell ...............-.......t 2-iS
lunba.......................O q o u U !
Ba,teries-Cobb and Hamlin. Stuart and colnon.