The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
INIES TROT OFF WITH l VICTORY IN TWELFTH |ll Yale's Triple and Connor's Single Defeat the Brownies. pTHoRS T0PPLE ORATORS Plyoke Loses to Norwich,
 While Whalers Fall to Senators.
pTHoRS TOPPLE ORATORS
Connecticut League Standing.

Ul tAotu sss. s's..... O5 10 OOt wien .'...s ...'.. 6S 4l .ooz IVY Haven .......... S7 SSS 'S49 Sa9 NV London ........ 25 82 .234 &Bllr' Yale's object lessons in every bartment of baseball were such shin
 successes that they turned victory Springfield by the score of 3 to 2, in
 twelfth inning of yesterdays game the rolling savin Rock prairie. Sir lliam's feats included a single In Ik third inning which scored the first for Springfield and William crossed
 plate few seconds later with E rigfield's second run. It was the ne Yale who started Spring fell' S Lting bee in the twelfth with triple th none out, scoring on Joe Cornor' s gle on the next ball pitched, But N les deadliest was not vet done to w Haven. In New Haven's half If #b twelfth 1t looked as if the homo m would surely tie the score and the kne be called on account of darkness. | Eth "Bill" Hayward on third champ~
 his bits for a race across the home te and two out sam" Kennedy hit scorcher at Bill" Luby. The ball &4ed off Luby's finger tips and it # ked as if Hayward had scored with EP tieing run and that Kennedy was e on first. Luby threw low and the & went into the dirt at Yale's feet \ Sir William won honors of knight &5d by scooping the sphere out of the 2obles for the play that closed the zIne. Putting the ball in his pocket Ing with the pebbles he scooped up, 4 le dashed from the field with a yell tfiumh.
 Host of what Yale didn't do to New Bven Waite did accomplish. It was &Rlte who sent up a skyrocket play in
 eighth which spoiled New Haven pes of tieing the score. Fletcher had
 safely and had been forced by #be. Fletcher hit Standards hand #en Tom tried to complete a double By by throwing out Jope at first ana lnkard threw high over Yale's head, 2be reaching second. Corcoran slug # a vicious drive that seemed good R double but Waite was after it a whirlwind and, after mailing the
 had the ball across the diamond Burns before Jope could return. bite headed off another danger at- k in the twelfth in which New Ha-
 twice came near to tieing the score.
 this inning Conpell walked and erwood's sacrifice greatly advanced h. Hayward hammered a long safe N to deep right. Cornell raced for
 homeland, but Waite,, nabbing the on the roll, wheeled and shot 1t to
 plate. It came like a streak and i aight for Paddy" O'Connor, who sged Connell out on decision so se that the New Haven nine howled h rage. O'Connor was badly spiked
 returned to the game after a long 1t.
 < puby kept the hits we'll distributed, He Corcoran was found In the third the twelfth for just enough safe- # to count. The game was unevent-
 till the third when Springfield made start. After Waite had been thrown
 by Hayward Burns singled and le. A wild pitch gave him third and
 was out at the plate in trying to re from second on the battery mis- y' With two gone the case looked peless but Luby walked and scored
 Yale's long hit to right which got 1t Connell. Yale reached third and |Ane home on Connor's timeliest of ves for three bases. Rising's strike kept Connor anchored at the third or New Haven Corcoran started out win his own game in the third, by king out two-bagger to center but ' s nailed, Ramon to Connor, in try
 to stretch the hit for three bases. < erwood opened the ball for New Ha- [ in the fourth with a hit and stole r ond. Hayward drove him home h a single to deep right. Hayward 8 out, trying to steal.
 With the exception of meek sin.
 by Waite in the eighth Springfield 8 entirely powerless before Corcor- s fine box work till the twelfth.
 Jew Haven ran up the tieing run in
 sixth. Jope led off with a grounder Waite which that spry fielder had a
 chance of getting to first ahead of be had he not fallen.
 Bill' Yale's only slip was regis ed on the next play
 :. orcoran popped up a fly. in trying sacriflce. Yale was Ion the job" and tght it. He turned and saw Jope ! nding on the bag. He lost his head ; hporarily and turning threw to Jope To dodged and let the ball drift into lt field. Jope reached third while
 crowd remarked that's real Yale Bebail sure enough"
 onnelps single scored Jope. Con-
 was run down by Luby. Yale, an nkard.
 he twelfth revealed the cream of the he. Yale led off with his triple, the gest hit of the day, and Conn7r's ve to left gave him a score. It look like more runs for Rising was safe
 Hayward's wide throw to first of
 grounder, giving Connor third. On
 next ball pitched Rising started to hl and was caught in a pocket Con-
 dashed for home but the ball was lrned to the plate in time to catch and Jope threw to Hayward catch