The evening world., 1903-06-18
Lster Yale Makes 6 Desperate Fight
Against the Crimson and strug-
giles Hard to Overcome Her oppo-
nents-6Ig Crowd In Attendance.
BATTING ORDER.
Especial to The Eveuing Wor,d,D

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SOLDIERS FIELD, CAMBRIDGE,
Mass. June 1S.-The baseball game be-
tween Harvard and Yale started this
afternoon with Yale at the bat. O'Brlen,
the first man up, filed out TO Stephenson,
n Metcalf struck out. Barnwell drew
four wide ones, buf Chittenden ground
cd out to Coolidge. No runs.
In Harvard's half Randall walked
and Stephenson was called out on three
strikes after two beautiful attempts 10
hunt. Randall stole second and scored
on Matthew's corking homer beween
centre n left. Harvard stands went
wild a two runs came in. Garrison
followed suit by smashing a low right
liner which struck a carriage close TO
foul n He reached third and
scored o n Stillman's hard drive over
Decond. Bob Herman grounded TO
o'Rourke. who threw to second, cutting
on Stillman. Herman was put out on
Hetcalf's throw to first. Three runs.
O'Rourke grounded out to short, and
Coolidge made a sensational stop of
Winslow's fast grounder over second,
which nailed that player at first. An
other similar stop OF Bowman's bound
Ing liner retired the side. No runs.
Hugh Herman started things in Har-
wards half by drawing four wide ones
and stealing second Carr followed suit.
Ksruan stole third and scored on Wins
lows wild throw, while Carr scampered
10 second. Coolidge and Randall struck
out and Carr. who tried to score on
e~fephenson's hit to short, was thrown
out at the plate by C~hittenden. One
run.
No Runs in the Third.
In the third inning. Barnes went out.
O'Brien made the first hit for Yale,
sanding the ball to short right. but 1t
did no good for Metcalf struck out.
Patton was substituted for Bowman In
the second half of the third and Mat
thews. who had made a homer off Bow
a sent a %grounder to the pitchers
box, which was out at first. The new
conner then struck out the redoubtable
clarkson. but O'Brien overran Stillman's
grounder. A minute later Stillman
stole second, but died there when Ker-
nan struck out.
Barnwell opened up things for Yale IN
he fourth by striking out. C%hittenden
sent a corker to left for two bases,
which was saved from being longer by
II. Kernan's fast fielding. 'o'Rourke
hon hit to Matthews, who tried to shut
out Chittenden at third. but the ball
few wild and the runner scored.
O'Rourke meanwhile landed at third.
A beautiful double play then retired
the side. Winslow hit a liner that
looked good sure, but Coolidge hailed
IL and threw out O'Rourke at third be-
fore that runner could get back.
H. Herman. the first man up in Har-
wards half, filed out to Chittenden, who
amothered the ball after a splendid run.
when he tried to steal was thrown out
by. Winslaw at second. Coolidge filed
out out to O'Rourke, retiring the side.
In the ftftn Patton struck out. Barnes
walked. but was caught at second when
he attempted to steal. Shevlin, the
third man, struck out. No runs.
In Harvard's half Randall fled out
TO Barnwell in centre. s~tephenso hit
q straight liner over second and M-t-
thews, who smashed the ball to left.
got TO second, while Stephenson ran 10
to Patton, who jumped and stopped 1t.
but too late to nail him at first, Ste
phenson scored OF the play. Garrison
tried to steal but was thrown out at
Geldang Stiiman's easy grounder to
hrst One run.
Yale Fails Again.
In the sixth inning O'Brien was out
on an easy grounder to GARRISON, but
Metcalf outran a punt to third and
reached first safely. Later he reached
eecopd by running into Coolidge after
Coolidge had nailed him ten feet off the
base. Barnwell hit to Clarkson. who
threw him out easily at first. Metcalt
vas advanced to third on a wild throw
by Garrison. but die there when Mat
thews caught Chittenden's high fly. NO
runs.
Harvard did not score in the second
half of the sixth. Yale rallied In the
seventh n scored a run but Harvard
failed again TO get a run.
Yale's efforts to score in the eighth
inning were unsuccessful, but succeeded
n again shutting out Harvard.
Yale did not score in the ninth and
Harvard won by a score of r to ..
o By INNINGS
Yale .......... ........0 0 0 ! 0 l %
Harvard ...... .......,3 l 0 0 | Q o 0 =