The sun., 1902-06-29
HARVARDVlNS EXCITING CANE
rALE RxtrsN ~ NI>rH INNING
ar TuE POIO ekOt >D>
me- Crs~d. tehem~ut tbe-s,ns saa
Harss-s sash, s,ruskis tir~i one me"
the Osh~t. lessis -tre~ Nen Make
W~sktn nins toe the niue score. e'es

fnthus'asm' "t''rm"nl. s""h I'N- ah'
poor plays ana thihI- All s-'" hs''h''h''
'h- hHNard-' 'al" ha-~h'iI gam" q ''~
r"io "fouhu- n"-'"i'N' w" NOS '"''n
anu e'"''u '"n's" ss"' p''p'" W - -, /,
VI '""s 'u' "' '''s "''N m" n""'o'A'
ssm" 'anr ~ ~"N'aIu 's V'ous W
70 q voc N'nhhs run '|u's n'"' ~ ~ '-'-
hih'h 'hhhs N"h w" "'h "u' ~
'nr 49, snN 70 ,"'n' :"
spectators were many 'ha' were worn w
whisper with N" cesse"-- and vehement
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vs,s s,s,,.s M ~ ~. ,.sd vi. c.us,, md
even Term. and ,I.r non IN ~. las, dnch
WIN per''-sns nN'y. 'uI '" ms ~, ~
che~'' we 'lo-"h"~ anu "h"",,ah'' W w,
game brought out -uch an tbundsncr OF
.iusing and cheering a. to call for the last
oun'" OF VOC" s'""s'n OF ''e NV" ''S'
BunderS, manual and mental we're made
on both sides ,ha, should not ha W. been made.
bu, th. spiri, Of each team wa. 20 strong
"a ~. J.,.,,,,,,,,', ,,,,,,d,ny th,,
ana ,h" DETERMINATION 20 uhS'"'u'nk '".
mistakes wer" swept INTO the background
by the element Of keen competition that
.nrc,.,..s 49,, xLol. ,on,.., .,d 4, xa. IN.
prevalent opinion that th~s t"o ancient
battle and that sharper college game seldom
had h..n play.d Harvard won a gsllsn,
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'''or' nv j." a'..N' Va "','" ~ -
A. much credit After th" gam" IN" nan
ner- Of ftir Harvard crm~oUed IN" air and
the Harvard cheer. mad. on.'s eardrum.
-. 80 49,. -. 49,. 80, ~
u'nce nu' "'-" "I''f '"' tl''' 'n' ""V "
IA" waved nt,,'n :" ,,g,, spg,,,'a"n ae Y,r' y, W"
-. su,y IA, ,hc al, rnot.r. IN , manner
r., - t.,..,, ui,r ,,o,.hI. No,tr.-
.,s. % ".""" ,S' ". ,'., .,.. ,n,. ,.,,,h.,.
OF the victorious cres ~ho. minus coats and and
vests aud snh t"ads ostrd: '"a "" az"
cheering bogue, me stI"s. oaI. SUI
kuu4is and Weymouth, the oiy crew man
and ioo'hhh piASrt' S. Nw nI.p,x ~
~ they sn yahk -hru WIN ~ n.u,n ',
power ana e,IuP@tsh,s u "s ny Is n,,,s.n no wo
drted FOR God. iot country and ioI ,s.s
command - . u
Val" rather ouidid Harvard 10 cheefins
iior they Wer" AZ y n'orrr; ,, nn' wv ,, r.sf
a. direct or general of IN. vocal depatment'
! tn" Harvard choral So'i'ty ws wri organ
ICED and rnns loud ard Ius whrh ',ass tners
ws- cheering ouihrehk th" hra' shu Iuhss
Ssli came Tor ,fhr,r cheer Tor Harvard and
\ down with Yale IN" Response ~as Nsoious
/ enough to upset any Than a les ds'-fmneo
adversary The m~ssphohe 'oschlhs
I tom was re-oU~d 1? by bofh harvard ana
ale and II was nsrded 10 view OF me nols.
| Ia come PARTICULARLY tism situation. c?s'her-
I OF both teams wef" 'hutlohth pb .Pne
| Lynch not 10 b~ 20 rrHiou- ia Their enorts
| to instruct the base runners ne ODDS Nere
! ip 90 ~ on Harvard before ne game out
/ there came a time when the Harvard men
did not feel like hettihs 70 Io 80 sum uu ,heI
| chances appear Then OF 9 sudden me hh-
ward star va. n the a,.end ncy asain' uhrrs
| TO remain until the end OF the sam" wheh
| the end cam" Harvard eirl who bad sh-
| perienced nine lcns inninRs OF pins and necdie-
turned to her escort and relieved her ieeihss
thus
Now | can toll YOU What that ambulance
back Of the ropes Ia 'or " l. 10 carry away
YAle'- shattered hop.- 49,.
| harder than Garvan OF ialN. but he struck
out twelve men. Both pitched ehceedinsy
Nell Gsrvan VA. the cooler OF the two,
Nhil. the Harvard man had more curves. con.
troll and speed IN HE rAp.I'otr. his .p-ed
Nhen b. turned u on IN full was TOO great
for his catcher to hold and this came near
costing Harvard dear Bnt nlspiay. did
no, discourage him any more than they did
GArvsn The latter after bad start pitched
ably for the remainder OF the game. hut ~ss
unfortunate enough TO nave @ tnr~ .ri, 2. az
every run ~ the game va trAceabl- to mis-
play. OF some sort. and IL "a" seventh innins
In running ha-e- aA. co,tl) for Vale Wins
low caught A superb game for Vale Ia
fact. Val. nrlded - we'll a- hstted a ht more
.tfonylN than Harvard but -kliuly
HuulI.i -chem. of batting on Harvard,
p'tt IN tho ninth inning NOR" than Offset
crimson the liou'> mare Of the ,poll- B
uay OF ytri.t, the dtc>. 81 q wouau IN IN.
Grand stand caught frs winch 1du-ed a
small Couuot ion or the -tl. b.Iurr put out
Warynrd scored tNi.a on Vale before the
N.W Haven men .ot fairly INTO thor stride
IL - .n old ale fault IN ha-.hsL fA's OF Ioslng
uoirts t..yau-~ mot OF th- alert from tn-
n,ofp.pt fl, fr.t tall l. pItch,i GaTVan
"nt,id not md ~. plat. for Coolidge IA the
rr.t and Can't Wendell follow .-i IN. .nit
ut'h , single to centre tuoudge hu-tl.d
fnr th.rt on N.ndaI- hat and B4rHuell over
threw ff,e Ity NCt,odI backed up Guernsey
nd t,nlidg, scored Wendell r-toh.d tiird
an ia, plsV RAndll went to rrst ou four
SaII. and .ri out for a IT, tI ~ second Wins
oW threw poorlN 10 -arond aud Wendell
raced hou-
m. Harvard demonstration that accom-
named Tins -rortus .trraA Wns e., lills,si by
tLr t,otous pov of the al. men when Wins
low aud t,u.Ttl-., .udau the inning with a
brilliant double play. III" best play Of the game
iIArk -on had Tanned when StIlluan knoCk'd
hlsn foul Mn-Iow had his mask and
cap IN IN = Ilrl tud ran back To the grand
stand to set under th" ball He not uuly
made the catch. hut lin,d IA" ball down to
third unerr usN that Randall was doubled
up trytrg 10 reach tu,rl ,ii't m" catch
Two sCait'rtng sInsl"~ v"r" al a." hits
mad" by Harvard ~ th" ~ VI Nv. innings
and -,orins wss NJ discount Yale mean
time Na- unHh" TO do auNthIug Win Clark
~on Gu-tu-ev uIt Tor Two ha~s> "a th" NTH,
bat VA l"f - Miller struck out. and coolidge.
hy good play, retired thtt'nd.u III.
seventh iuuIns wHs full OF action. tot" led
on for Yale r.th - Nhi,h Siinan mufcd