The evening world., 1906-10-27
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4 the lett he.1 TI6Ssn5rg Erfy1
goal sgainat tsS r'gst he!d bleaehcrs
Tha baseball diamond had Eot been
y stSae- ssftssss ard ere hara Saakoa. IN
sotdst aeid around the base i!nee gave
Ero;..!se os hard joits to. ths players
canshs IL nyins tackles
I,ans brfort noon the vanguard 9t
she crowd gathered a. the sates They
were met by horde of spesalAioFs
aud peddlers The soavenIr nends
Eessyle,l up tse Orange and Rlask and
Red and white Gags and rainaturs
!. sonthal!s,
Proud Parents There
u T.e POLO Grounds nevsr held a crowd
Just IKE u. ssi=sts, hisA.
sones, taaor-irada akerslaEe, rho
q collar, unprecedented baseball fans
Eaao have usually orrametted fae outer
blcschers Mas rppinced by the college
bred eiite Ana ali had lot dignity ard
: -seaatensss Mt hone
mi tic .gtanlstAtt oo1es e3t rs
fathtrs and mothers of the giant G'ad-
,atofs m the field The rruy-heaaod
,Iaa, mishty pillar IA M itUc.up
twrrrt-- ,y--.at- a.fa.- ai:a=la2ed zg!ta en-.
thaslasm and pride, But no, 10 the
mother Petfars 1t fwes her nrst
gnrak Whatever enthusiasm she may
have felt was rpaned by tae fact
thntSher noy might meet with injury,
In9tthe main stand. sat the aiaHnT'. all
eager and alert, joining the under
Ersaa+ttes IN the hat,ih crTa- and in
ocnfatinE lhair wives and Ewr6tEearTB-
.,r.ftA n ~ 3A-3E1s. - ,Ns
There was nearly as many women az
men. Imagine quartcr-miIe horseshosI
pAeked to tho eigs win shouting
humankind and polk kadotted with the
orange and blnck or red ana white OF
the opposing teams i. was blilowyi
wave OF color. rising with eaca ysyI
and settling before each srrimmaTe
Tire baseball :ans have rcsurrccted
the dead in tho 4Iurien Hollow. bat
this garne-crazea throng literally shook
the earth all the way through tne
cartls.s axis TO Chiua-land
There were two clashes The ono
on TIE Hslu WIS bone ebrea king. t
grucifing battle between trained young
giadiators. the other, in the stands. !
noise-produciag duel between the |
s 7ha-rHn-FaAlh. Oh lEle iRers ana inc !
-cofneIT-I I-settl Il. 4 of tire Tina
nans. They were equally strenuous. |
Filled 10 Overlooking.
Ate o'clock TIE stands were alled to
over;iowing, Tie blcaehers were
5ammed Tic sun. which had been |
si1cifdfriE Il AZ Tft.ta= summer rny
ever the field. suddenly disappeared be-
hind cloud. The weather, however. t
was alrnos. IDEAL for the spectators. II
waa a little TOO warm for the players
There wrre 30 poiee at hand. mount /
ed ana ssoos And an ambulance was /
close by, not In anticipation OF injury
10 Lhn ptaPeYS. but IN Il preeaattoh +
against accident in the crowd,
Tic spectators iinnlly oSerttowed tho I
stands and Il dozen rows OF stRncses
lined UP behind the east side line,
T III. rTTrTi on -fhc-
fieIA The Ithacln rooters woke up
trsttnter. The Princeton players ran 4
on tEe iIeId u rew :Htuutrs trtc
5E,,.rs1,ists. sgl1ile the tnotets Of the oppos. /
tnt.4ie le5-0f1 rtk III LIZ. ,t-a
JyfiE ciIIege sJhE1 md s1 e
BuIi I broke through ihe CtoJds hEat IN
anda oure nore> the conditions became
idesa. y
n = 7 ssksA- pE4sfeetnn -pinyfrs locker bigger
sndss.rongGr than their ndversarlss
Just before the gdruu " s -et
Mad us Princeton money was Eolng
bsrE!nss 81 three 10 one. e.-.