The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-25
YALE WINS.
A Lively Game and Excitement Ran
High.

"A Lively Game and Excitement Ran
High.
1t was a close contest-that between
Yale and Princeton at Yale Field Sat
urday, and at times highly exciting.
New Ravens fairest were largely rep
resented at the game and bright and
flashing equipages We're numerous 1t
was a gay scene at the park and in the
city just before and just after the game.
Each college has now won a game.
Yale took the lead at the start. held it
for four innings, but Princeton found
Irudeau for four runs in the fourth,
ana Greenway was called in. The
score was tied. but Princeton failed to
score again during the game
Greenway had the Tigers at his mer-
cy, striking out six of them and allow
ing Princeton only three singles during
his occupancy of the box
Easton, who allowed Yale but two
singles week ago, was found for nine
hits, with total of ten, and errors by
the Princeton infielders also aided in
rolling up the Yale run list. Murphys
work behind the bat was Yale's best
feature. Yale secured four runs in the
first inning, Keator making a single,
Greenway getting a base on balls, and
both scoring on Lotions two Dagger
Letton came in on Gunster's error
Princeton scored in the second on
Bradley's single, a steal, and Quinby's
error. Yale made two hits in the fourth
on Smiths base on balls, and singles by
Jerrems, Trudeau and Quinby.
Princeton's four runs in the fourth
We're scored on base on balls, an err
ror by Quinby, Titus three Dagger, and
Gunster's single. This was the last
scoring by the Tigers. Yale scored in
the fifth on Desaulle's hit by pitcher, a
steal, and Wards error, and one in the
sixth on Trudeau's single and errors
by Kelly and Wheeler. The last in
nings were closely folded, and there
were few chances to score. The score:
Yale ..........3 0 0 2 1 OF
Princeton 80 O 4 0 0 0 0 0-5
HARVARD 6, PENNSY 8.
Philadelphia, May S3.-Harvard de-
feated Pennsylvania this afternoon on
Franklin Field, the athletic grounds of
the University of Pennsylvania Paine,
the visiting collegians' pitcher, was eff
fective until the ninth inning, striking
out nine basemen. O'Donnell started
to pitch for Pennsylvania, but Harvard
took his measure in the third inning,
and in the fifth he gave way to Wun-
der The latter did well until the
eighth, when the Cambridge men scor-
ed three runs on Haughton's home run
hit to deep left, Wilhelm's error, Pote's
single, and Deans double.
Harvard played a better game at the
bat and in the field than Pennsylvania
Holloway, who covered second base for
the local collegians, made a home run
in the first inning, and followed this
with two singles. Weather clear and
pleasant. Attendance $500.
PRINCETON WON THE GAMES.
Princeton, N. j., May 23.--Princeton
defeated Columbia in the dual games
to-day by 62h points to 1917. 1t was
the annual track meeting between the
two colleges, and nearly every event
was we'll contested. Fast time was
made particularly in the sprints.
NETS" AND PATERSON QUIT
EVEN.
Grounds yesterday afternoon by the
Metropolitans and Patersons. Each
won a game, the ''Mets" taking the
first. The score by innings in the first
game was as follows:
Nets ....... ...3 0 0 0 9 *-11
Paterson .......0 0 0 2 L o. 2
Base hits-Metropolitans, Is; Pater-
sons, 9. Errors-Metropolita g. Pat
ersons, Z. Observation-Disclosures and
Kellarkey; Bowen and Foster. UNI
pires-Messrs. Viau and Zearfoss.
The second game resulted as follows:
Paterson ....5 0 0 0 2 0 Ali
Metropolitn, 0 0 0 2 8 0 0 . o. Z
tan, 5. Errors-Paterson, Z; Metropoli-
tan, 4. Batteries-Crogan and Eaton;
Standish and Forster. Umpire-Mr.
Hoggins.
WILMINGTON IL, HARTFORD 4.
Hartford, May 23.-Hartford lost its
first game of the week to-day, being
defeated by Wilmington IL to 4. Amole
pitched a fine game, but two hits being
made off him up to the ninth inning.
Hartford's errors were costly. The
score:
Hartford III 0 0 0 0 0 0 s. 4
Wilmington o 1 1 0 0 2 0 5-12
Base hits-Hartford 6, Wilmington 49,
Errors-Hartford 10, Wilmington g.
ADVERTISEMENTS and Smith; Amole
and Wise.
NEW HAVEN 5, NEWARK 8.
The New Havens defeated the New
arks by the score of to Saturday af-
ternoon in this city. Frye pitched a
fine game. Score:
New Haven % 0 0 2 0 0 0 o 50
Newark $3.50 0 0 O. o 0 o rs