New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
VICTORY FOR THE BLUE
WIN,s on THE DIAMOND.
Yale Outplays HarUard for me
Baseball Championship

>-a,Haven Conn. June 2i-faie WON t4'e
s,s;rg baseball game of the HarVaro se''e'
:, aav by a score of to ., and by TINS Fi0'ois :
,.o,, the championship over both prilce'oi 49,
harvard and of the college Woriu' L0
- This is the first time that Yale mas
"a, tho princeton and the Harvard Sc
oe of games since 1895 also the first time tna'
80 has won the Harvard series since loso'
-. :, wars have the wearers of the blue won
,,c,or, for which they have fought naroef Vi
,,.o-,,ad longer. Morgan Bowman. the captain
10 The vale nine and Billy Lush. the CieVel15i"
selder and coach of the Yale team, are the ne
.oes of the hour the campus haie JOY -
sl,nost unbounded, for in this victory Yale sees
the return of her long lost prestige on the ui1'
mond.
Twelve thousand people. almost twice the
largest crowd on record up to to-day, sa" tiie
game The weather was ideal. Hundreds OF oio
s--a5u,+as who were in New-Haven for their
class reunions dressed in picturesque cos'"-Ne'
and headed by a dozen brass bands, IhouSe'iiN
Of prettv girls and all the gay commencement
crowd were there ia all their glory me seeiie
,,,.s ono long TO be remembered, and Yale VIII
surely never forget It.
7,ho game was a battle royal Yale won be-
~. ,,o5 tte better team Coburn pitched
Moor game for Harvard, and the Yale bat'ers
.t,ed his fastest curves. Harvard could not
b,+ Jackson who had terrific speed. In heldlns
.,a in base running as we'll as in DattnS' 1aie
was superior TO Harvard
The Yale players appeared nervous in the Iiisl
inning. and Harvard scored her first run. >ei
nan. the first man UP for Harvard, hit to kinney,
WIN tried 20 handle it with one hano' anu
Herman was safe. Herman stole second, went 10
,b,rs on I,eonard's sacrifice and scored on
Stephenson's hit
rrbe-a WAS no more scoring until the foufIn
inning when O'Brien, for Yale, got MI
Kinney then hit to Dexter, who fumbleo' ahd
c,Rrien scored while Kinney landed on thro-
A two bagger by Captain Bowman scored
KINNEY.
Tn the fifth inning Jackson sent up high ny
.o Leonard. who dropped it, and the runner was
safe. Then Barnes drove out slashlhg nome
-un scoring Jackson before him.
In tho sixth inning Yale made victory reason
.l,lx, s,re by scoring three more runs. Cote got
his base on balls, Huiskamp bunted safely. anu
hoth were advanced by passed ball camp s
hit scored Cote. and on Chapin's hit to Coburn
who threw low TO Randall, Huiskamp and Camp
scored
In the seventh inning Harvard scored her sec
ond and last run Randall hit safely to left
stole second, went to third on Jacksons WIG
mitch and home Bradbury's single to centre
Just as The game was closing Harvard sent
Schofus and Mccarthy in to bat in order TO
give them their HIS"
AS the last Harvard man went out, Yales fol-
lowers poured over the diamond and bore Cap
lain Bowman and his players off the field The
brass bands struck up, and then there was a
triumphal march from the field to the 1ale
campus The team was cheered again ana
again Yale was truly happy The class OF Oz
with more than two hundred men IN line clan
in the costume of Highlanders. danced about
The field for half an hour. Other graduates
dressed as Japanese, German soldiers ana
gentlemen of the old regime turned somersaults
in their low From the field to the dressing
rooms and then to the training table 1T was one
long cheer for the team
at the training table, Yale elected Frank
% Brien 'o6 of Plattsburg N Y, captain for
next year. O'BTien was captain Of the Andover
team before he came to Yale He played short
stop there. and has played shortstop for Yale
for three years He is one of the most popular
men in Yale and one of the best ball players
that Yale has had in years
Harvard went 10 the Yale gymnasium from
the field. where the wearers OF the Crimson
elected Z. K. Stephenson, 06, of Boston, cap
tain for next year. Stephenson prepared for
Harvard at the Newton High School, and, like
O'Brien has been a varsity player for three
years. The score of the game follows: