New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
PRINCETON BEATS YALE
1FINS IN NINTH INNING.
sIn-lan's Timely Hit Turns Ap-
!. parent Defeat Into Victory.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

princeton. y. j., June e.-Princeton won the
Intercollegiate baseball championship this after
noon by defeating Yale in the second game OF
the series by a score OF 70 2. The victory came
n the ninth inning, with two men out, when Il
,ooked rs if Yale must win Harlan. the left
adder. was the hero Of the game. as he came 70
:he rescue with slashing drive which sent two
1nen racing home with the winning runs
The day was ideal for the game and thou
sands OF friends Of both universities crowded the
town. Yale came down with the largest crowd
OF rooters ever sent here for a baseball game.
and determined 10 win Two thousand Prince
ton grads" arranged in order OF classes at
tired in various fantastic costumes and headed
hy several bands, paraded through the town and
campus and then to the field. After marching
around the track inclosing the diamond, these
various sons of Old Nassau swarmed into the
stands making the total attendance about eight
thousand persons.
The game began amid hearty cheering from
both sections. Don Doyle began the game in
che box for Princeton but Heyniger was sub
stituted in the fifth inning. and he pitched a
mastery game, not allowing a single hit and
striking our five men. Parsons was in the box
for Yale and he, toe. pitched we'll and had per-
feet support
Not man reached second base for the first
5wo innings, but in the third Yale got two runs
pn the only unsteadiness the Tigers displayed.
After striking out Parsons, Doyle allowed
oBrien 10 walk Huiskamp then hit a hard
bounding grounder TO Reid who failed to handle
IL and both men We're safe. Kinney then went
out CT first and O'Brien and Huiskamp ad-
sanced q base. Smith. Yale's best batter. then
made long hit TO right and both men scored.
Smith was caught stealing second.
In the fourth inning Jackson OF Yale, made a
clean three bagger, but was caught at home on a
aelder's choice.
Princetons start came in the fourth inning,
when Dimon and Harlan went TO first on balls
with one out and advanced on Vaughn's single
Cling the bases. Dimon scored on helders
choice, but Harlan went out at the plate. L.
Doyles grounder 10 first retired the side and left
the score TO l in Yale's favor.
Yale had begun 10 land hard on Doyle and in
The fifth inning Princeton placed Heyniger in the
box He started of poorly. allowing O'Brien and
Huiskamp TO walk after striking out Parsons
but in the remaining innings only three men
faced him in each inning. The last five innings
were an excellent exhibition of clean. fast base
ball The features OF the game We're Jackson's
three-base hit and TWO star one-hand stops for
put-outs by Reid. Parsons became a little rat
tied in the eighth, and allowed two men to walk
but he recovered in time TO prevent scoring
IN the ninth inning the score was still to
IN favor Of Yale, and the hopes of the team
followers ran high. The Yale men were quickly
retired. Camp hied out 10 Reid and Heyniger
struck out the next two men. Princeton then
came 20 bat, having TO make two runs or lose.
Lou Doyle, who played excellent game IN
Cooneys position behind the bat, was the first
man UP. and he walked Heyniger struck out
Reds single advanced Doyle, and DiInon's sac
riace advanced both at a big risk Harlan ther
came I'D and made 2 long drive IN right fold
scoring both men and winning the game. The
Princeton crowd swarmed on TO the field and
sang and danced in wild delight. The score
follows