New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-03
BROWN WINS THE SERIES
YALE LOSES THE SECOND GAME THIS
SEASON TO THE PROVIDENCE
PLAYERS.
ROBINSON MAKES ANOTHER HOME RUN-THE WIS.,
TORS FAIL TO SCORE UNTIL THE
EIGHTH INNING.


EIGHTH INNING.
Providence May STANDARDIZATION reigns
among the Brown students tonight. for in
brilliantly played game Lincoln Field this after
noon Yale's baseball colors went down for second
time before the phenomenal skill OF Captain Fultzs
boys by score of 6 to l. 1t was not until the
eighth inning that the ElYs. were able to get
man around the bases. At that period OF the game
Greenway made long two-base hit under the
wagons in deep right field, which saved tire New
Haven team from leaving town wh.tewashed.
When Brown defeated Yale a week ago nj New
Haven by OF to G. the Brown men cee-
brated n earnest but to-day's easy victory. whicn
wins Brown the Yale series for the first time In
the history OF baseball here. has set the students
wild. Tho college artillery was brought downtown
after the game ard placed in position opposite the
railroad station where the were Hired re-
peatedly Street parades were the order oI the
hour and the scene at the opera house, where the
Brown Hammer ard Tonss Society Is presenting
"Florida Water" n memorable one
Excepting the rather strong breeze blowing IN the
faces OF the batsmen, the afternoon was an ideal
one for the sport and GOO people were present
The game opened with Brown in the field ouimDy
led off by striking out Brady's speedy curves were
dscouraging 10 the visitors. keator MI saieiy ana
stole to third Greenway and Leton filed out 10 the
inheld. Brown then tried the bat. The hrst pan
TruGeau pitched Philips lined into deep centre for
two bases and the crowd howcG. Fultz flied out TO
Jorrems and them Robinson. Browns prize hitter.
came 10 the bat. He made home run, sending N
Phillips ahead II him Lauder followed by banging
out a two ba gGer Trudeau 'hen hit Sedgwlck ara
Cannon, sending hem to second and nrst bases re-
specilvey. Rodman hit to De Sau.es. Dunno inen
knocked a line hit jus. over the head OF the Nae
shor stop. which brought In TWO more runs b'ady
flied out to Quimby. and the side was retired
When Brown came u bal again Phillps repeated
his first innings work. and made second base on me
first ball pitched. Ou!mby made s;di pay ny
stopping Fu!tz's hot liner. Robinson made single,
but was forced out az second Lander going 10 hrs'
or the put out and Phillips scoring 49,
Yale went out IN one two three order In the htin.
ara Brown followed suit In the sixth inning
Kcator. who did the best batting for his team
reached FIRST and made second and third on freen-
ways and Lotions sacrifice hits. 1t looked as
though Yale would score bur Thorne went out al
FIRST For Brown. Roiman got his base on bala'
took second on an error and came home on Dnnnes
safe nit. In the seventh inning Yale drew another
cipher. Trudcau getting to first on called DaIs.
Brown failed
Quigiey then made a twobagger. and keator
fouleI Out 10 Dunno Grecnway made the MT whch
sent Cuigiey home. Lc;ton reached nrst out
Thorne fouled out to Dunno and Jerrems flied out
10 Roiman. Brown failed 10 add TO her score. ana
Yale made her last attempt Bartlett gave Lauder
A ny. Trudeau struck out again by BRADY. ana
Desaules went out at first. The score: