The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
Brown, ConqueroT Of Yale, Shuts Ou'
0uakerS in Sensational Game.
Game a Pitchers Dual, With Total Of
27 Strike0utS.

The Brown boys triumphed at Phila-
delphia yesterday and gave University OF
Pennsylvania It's first shut-out of the sea-
son, score to 0. The Brown team
played superior ball and won on its play
ing merits.
The game developed into a pitchers
duel between big Mike" Lynch ana
Caldwell, a diminutive Freshman pitcher.
with no experience, but deceptive SLOW
ball
Botn pitchers were very effective ana
made a ton of 27 strike-outs, Lynch
making a total OF 10. Lynch was m
vncible and the Quakers never had
chance to win out. and but one oppor-
tunity 10 score which came In the SKIN
inning. and was lost through poor Juds-
ment In base running
Gladfelter raped out a hard one over
Abbot's head which looked as II II might
be a home run drive. Abbot mace d
quick recovery and threw 10 Barry the
latter getting the ball 10 the plate as
much as three feet I'm advance OF CLAD
felter. Clarke made a spectacular put
out. colliding with the sliding Quaker ana
rolling over and over In the dirt, put
clung 10 the ball
The Brown contingent In the grand
stand. lust back OF the plate. sent up
bleachers swelled the chorus.
Brown opened the game at bat Pattee
tanning out before the clever little south
paw. Barry got a single and stole sec
ond. but died there. Lynch tanning out
and Metcalf going out on an easy chance
TO first.
Penn.ylvania went 10 bat. greeted by
mighty cheer. but was retired in short
order. Orbin flying out 10 third. Glad
felter hitting safely 10 short and HoWes
and Noble tanning out.
Brown filed the bases in the second and
Pattee went 10 bat TO bring in a run, but
flied out 10 Devln.
The Ouakers were retired quickly, Ca
riss and Bennett striking out and DeVnh
going out on an easy put-out at'first.
Barry opened up the third by flying or
20 Caldwell Lynch famed and Metci 4
went out on a grounder 10 Bennett
Lynch hit the first Quaker up, but he
was forced out at second. Orbln nied out
10 Clark. Howe got ticket. but Glad
felter retired the Quakers by tanning our.
Both teams were retired In the fourth
I'm one. two. three style Woodsum open
ed the nth with a safe htt TO right field.
Pattee advanced him with pretty sacri-
fee bunt and Barry sent hot one 10
third. gaining first. Maekinney MT
safely and filled the bases. Abbott went
TO bat and brought in two men, Gray
n was one. two three order except IN
the last of the sixth. when the Quakers
star pitcher landed on Lynch for long
hit into left neld. He made good run
but was beaten out at the plate. rat
tee opened UP the seventh with vain
attempt to hit Gladfelter's puzzles Barry
was put out on an assist and Iynch re-
ceived n ticket TO first. Machinney MT
safely 10 centre. but Abbot went out 10
third. Devlin opened UP with hard
drive 70 third and got TO second. gaining
third on Bennett's sacrifice:
stiles drove n hot one through Wood
sum and Devlin started for the plate. ex-
pecting 10 score. Pattee made bril-
fiant play by mailing the ball in short lett
field and heading of the run with fine
throw in to Clark. Caldwell drove hot
one TO Lynch and gained first on the
tumble Orbin retirel the ,gua-.ers with
an easy out to Belding
Gray opened up the eighth with two
bngger, gained third on grounder by
Clarke to second and started for the
plate on Belongs drive to second. hut
was put out at the plate Beldng made
brought home on pretty single BY
Woodsum. Woodsum retiring the side IN
attempting TO steal second. Brown scored
again In the ninth on hits OF Pattee and
Lynch while Lynch retired the Quakers
In rapid style.
The victorious Brown team diued with
alumni men after the game and predic'
tions were plentiful that Brown would
regain it's former place In the college
baseball championship. Harvard and
Brown are the most conspicuous bidders
for first place. Today Brown meets
Princeton. The score: