The sun., 1901-06-02
OLD ELS GREAT FINISH.
PRINCETON BkCANE RATTLED IN lat
INNING AND YALE KADE SIX RUNS

Erab~aat students Compelled Cops TO Jsia IN
War Dance which Followed the Biues
Sensational victory-"Chssrins Won for
rale." Said Captain Reid Of Harvard.
NEW HAVEN. June Tho town Is IN the
throes Of an old-fashioned celebration to-
night In consequence Of Yals's victory over
Prhceton In the frst game OF the annual
baseball scrios. As an exhibition OF base
ball tho game was poor In point OF ex cite
ment Its like has not been seen on Yale Field
IN years. 10 was repetition OF tho game
Ut Princeton last year wh.n fale went to
pieces In the ninth and allowed Princeton
to score five runs and q victory When
fals went to bat In the last half OF the ninth
inning to-day the score stood s to Q against
her The crowd kept up a continual cheer
ing and the Princeton team became ratified.
Cosgrave and Meier made five errors and pre-
sente6 the game TO Yale
When O'Rourke, son OF the old professional.
crossed the plate with tho winning run the
excitement was indescribable Every player
on tho Yale team was carried from tho feld
In triumph. while the police were seized indi-
vidualy and made to waltz and two-step
with hundreds OF excited students. The
college band struck Up the famous "Boolah"
song. and every Yale man In the crowd Joined
in n war dance around the diamond The
two Princeton players who turned victory
into defeat by their poor work left the held
In tears. Yale's new 10000 grand stand
was completed IN time for the samo and
every seat was filed About 5000 persons
were present. Betting on the game WAS very
heavy. the odds were at to on fals. In
some instances as much rs to was given
by the Yale hackers
The game was played under American
League rules. In the second Inning Prince
ton made one run on two poor throws by Airsh,
By stupid base running Yalo lost an excellent
Princeton scored two runs through Caravans
widness and two-bagrer by Meier. who
scored when Garyan fumbled llirsh's return
came In for the Tigers on base on balls.
SharDo's rank nun ol thrown ball. a fieldars
choice and two hits Ste,nwender prevented
two on bases. he soooped in Waddelis liz
over second and retired the runner at 1rst.
Yale made two runs IN the fourth on a base
At this stage Of the game the Yale sym-
While the .mall body q Printet9n men
Fo4in," 4 Tiger crossed the plate in tie
sixth and seventh innings, while lelo's only
additional score was made m the sixth on
Winslow. Robertson went into tie 0ox
for Yale In the seventh inning and only ono
ht was mede on him the rest Of the sqrns
ENason, who went To centre field nude
circus catch In this inning after Ae had mis-
Judged 1y. lie rnn backward. caught
tho s9SrS Hfl rsns sna g IAsgn turned somer'Ant The
In the eighth and ninth innings Princeton
went ont a order. and when Yale went to bat
n the ninth, mt, =. needing SIX runs to Win, many
ins spirit when In the lat ditch. LEFT tho field.
desperately ,lif,y-fonr "Yaies We're called "a
for by capt Gould OF the football team. who
led The Gheerlns, Then came the nomcntous
Meier. Two strikes were called on Robert
sor The next ban ritchcd was driven over
third for three bases and the din became
terrific. Tho Princeton men were plainly
nervous. evidently remembering Camps
home run. which, won the game IN 1890 with
two men out IN the ninth RobeItson scored
whom Meier dropped thrown ball. giving
Enason life Guernsey made hit, scorinS
ElIa.on Wnddell got 70 first on Meier's
mum Of Cosgraves assist
Hillebrard went into The box for Prince
ton and Sharpe went OUT, Hutch!ngs 10 Meier,
Waddell started for third on the play and
With one run needed to tic and two 10 win
the Princeton men went 20 pieces Cook hit
70 Cosgrave. who threw wide 70 first. Cook
going 10 second. O'Rourke hit to Cosgrave.
Who took careful atm and overthrow first
Cook scored and ORourke got 70 second
The crowd yelled itself hoarse and the
Princeton team stopped play 70 recover their
bearings When play was resumed WinslOw
hit 4 sharp bounder 70 Cosgrave, who again
took careful aim and overthrow first by ten
feet, O'Rourke coming In with the winning
run. Capt Reid Of Harvard, who was down
looking over tho Yale team. turned to THE
SCS representative and said:
Cheering and hot baseball won that game
for Yale
A Queer afterIps:A Ui the game vas the
rough house" raised IN Commons. the Yale
md potatoes we're thrown and dishes broken
The score: