New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
YALE WINS AT BASEBALL.
PRINCETON DEFEATED on MANHATTAN
FIELD.
SCORE OF EIGHT TO FouR-ENTHUsIAsTIc
HACKERS OF EACH NINE-THE PRINCIPAL
,rr-prS Of THE GAME

HACKERS OF EACH NINE-THE PRINCIPAL
FEATURES OF THE GAME.
About three thousand friends of Yae and Prince
ton went TO Manhattan Field yesterday to see the
baseball game between the two universities The
fed Is a cramped place for ball game, and num-
Der Of the two-base hits made would have eeen
three-base hits and probably home runs on peter
grounds. The management had also failed 10 MAKE
sufficient provision for the protection OF the people IN
the grandstani from foul balls. a light wire net
ting about high had been stuck up In front OF
the stand in the rear OF the catcher pace, but the
ba..s sailed over it with alarming frequency on.
man was struck full the shoulder by one OF the
balls which came back with the force of cannon
shot and there we're several other narrow escapes
The game was scheduled for 2:30 p. and half an
hour earlier the Princeton Tigers made their appear
ance on the field for preliminary practice They were
received with the usual college calls by their friends
and admirers The Yale team, headed by Captain
Quimby. soon followed the Tigers. and were also the
recipients OF enough applause and hurrahs to turn
tho heads Of much older men. Both teams showed
up wei in their preliminary work, but fales boys
played with the most snap and vim. The spectators
had been rather slow in arriving at the grounds but
when the game began the grandstand was we'll
filed with young men and women. The old familiar
college yes given with the customary Vgor.
and many Of the pretty girs present helped their
brothers and swcethearts to encourage the players
princeton appeared 10 the H"''
Of whom lost any opportunities to make their pres
known and felt
Yale first 20 the bat, and keator was the
first man up. Wilson. the pride OF the Tigers. was
in the box, and heded the batters hit to first In
time retire him. Quimby went out on strikes. and
Greenway hit a hot to Bradley and was SAFE
Letton was thrown out by Wilson to Bradley and
the innings ended with runs. Princeton did
better In her half. After two men had been re-
tired Captain Bradley got his base on balls
promptly stole second and scored on Titus's
single First blood for the Tigers
Yale failed score In the second. and Princeton
with the assistance OF Altman and Smiths two
two-baggers and Murphys bad throw scored two
more runs The score then stood 80 In favor Of
Princeton. whose supporters shouted themselves
hoarse. Yale did nothing in the third. Bradley
making a pretty eaten Of Qumbys fly back TO
inrcc balls. The Prncetonians asJ went out In
1nc-two-tnree order in this inning. Yale scored
20 FIRST Guns;cr's bad throw. and scored on
smiths atenp' - head him of al tnird. Prince
ION drew bltak al her half Of the inning.
In the nfih Murphy fouled out FOR Yale. and Kea-
tor Wa CAUGHT tnird by trying 70 stretch two
Ward In the SIKH Yale tied the score by sankcys
second and took third DE Saul!es single Both
"y-r Altman head cheer FOR Oii Err Shook the
srandsttuI from end to end. Neither team scored
en-, loose and before the Ts@rs could Stop them
tive men had crossed The plate and clinched the
game for lale De Saullrs hit scOrchcr to Gun
sicr. which the latter flmb.ei. and then got to
,hird Wild pitch. He scored on Smiths two
Dagger. Jcrems struck out did Tr.leau Muir
ply singled - right. and Smith tailed keator got
his base balls. and Qumby srg.ei. Both scored
Grc'nway's great hit to the fence Titus got
his hands on tn ball. hui dropped It, lie was
lIrDl hy running INTO the fence. and retired from
.ho game Captain BRADLEY took his pace IN cen
ffrurll. and ks.y went TO iirst
Princeton slt one IN her half u tho inning,
Ea-ton getting 20 first On Smiths error. and hone
30 Oulmhys tumble and bad throw Of Gunster's
D. .| d.. s,lffl - fha nj md ,n.
Na'" boys won hy 20 g.
The features II the game were Groenway's pitch
INK Titl-'s fine work In ccntr-fcd. keator's great
circus catch 90 Sankey's long hit In The seventh.
and the batting of T. Smith and De Saullos Of Yale
AMI smith - Princeton.
Both clubs have now won two games each Of the
s.r..e. 4r! ff'h ana deciding VIII be-
-. ND,r-III.an Tho