The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-29
YALE DEFEATS HARVARD
WINS THE SECOND GAME OF THE
 SERIES 1T YALE FIELD.

Each Graduate Glass Attends the Game
 in a Body-Eight Bands Playing at
 Once-Greenway Pitches u Good Game
 Desaulles and Sullivan Play m Ex-
 celIent Game.
 The ball game at Yale field yesterday
 was one that will be remembered for
 long time by those who saw it. The
 big stands were well filled and there
 must have been between six and seven
 thousand people present. Each of the
 classes of '73, '7S, 'S9, 'SS, '92, '92 S. '95
 and '95 S. attended in a body, headed by
 band. Between and o'clock Chap
 el street from Church to High was very
 much alive. Bands were playing on al-
 most every corner and the men were
 cheering, shouting and laughing. By 2
 o'clock they had all started for the field,
 where upon their arrival they romped
 and danced and sang. Each class en-
 tered the field at the lower gate and
 marched around the field to the west stand. Each class had it's distinctive feature. The '95 men were. dressed in
 white duck trousers, dark coats and duck hats; '95 s. had an entirely white duck suit; '92 wore big straw hats, most of them bearing some motto referring to the war; '92 s. carried small para sols, upon which the class numerals were painted in blue; 'SS men were dis tinguishable by their linen hats bearing the figures 'SS.
 While the classes were yet coming
 upon the field '95, led by George Adee and Frank Butterworth crossed the di-
 amond and, standing in front of the Harvard bench, cheered twice for Har- ward. After the classes had had their fill of dancing and cheering they filed up into the west stand, sections of which had been reserved for them, and the teams were able to get their pre- liminary practice. All through the game, while the teams were changing positions at the end of each half inning, the eight bands played-well, not at all together, but at the same time. The result was noise, noise-nothing but noise, for the best bands unfortunately were not able to drown the others. As to the game itself, it was one of the best ever played on Yale field. It is not often that Yale has been able to shut her old rival out without a run.
 Twice Harvard had a man on third base, and it took the sharpest kind of playing to prevent them from scoring. In the second Haughton secured a two-
 base hit and attempted to score on Reid's hit to left, but was caught at the plate. In the next inning base on balls and two hits filled the bases with no one out. Burgess, the next man up, hit sharp grounder to Hagen, who threw Chandler out at the plate. Be- fore Burgess could reach first Sullivan had sent the ball there and the Yale supporters breathed easier. Robinson went out on a fly to Hazen, closing the inning. The game closed with another pretty double play by Camp and Wads- worth.
 Both teams bunted the ball frequent ly, but Yale was more successful in this and it helped her materially in | winning the game. Yales batting was strong and steady, while Harvard was not able to find Greenway for more than six hits. deSaulles led the team at the bat, securing three hits out of l beautiful game behind the bat. His | throwing has improved wonderfully | during the season and could not be inn proved upon in yesterdays game. The I score: