The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-31
Sons of Old Eli Have Swat
fest With Washington
and Lee.
Bang the Horsehide to All
Corners of the
Big Lot.
Score Ten Times in Eighth
Round and Broke Up
the Game.

Yale's blue waved triumphant again
yesterday. when the New Havenites
showed Washington and Lee under with
a score Of IS 10 4 at the American
League Park. The sons of old Eli
cinched the game in the sixth when they
got two runs ahead Of the Virginians.
but IN order TO leave no doubt as to
their superiority they culled ten tallies
IN the eighth session and broke up the
game. There was little chance for en-
| thusiasm. and only a handful Of spec
: tators were present TO enthuse, had the
opportunity been presented.
That Yale has a team Of sluggers was
/ demonstrates at the George Washington
game on Friday. Yesterday, , viewer
Billy Lush's proteges welded TIE willow
IN most effective fashion and -h;7ked
! the pellet all over the lot The-hit-and-
run game was worked to a finish and
several hunts were sent down the base
lines when Yale seemed in danger OF
losing.
First Pitcher Was Easy.
Parsons. who was delegated to serz,A
up elusive twisters 70 the Washington
and Lee contingent. proved a soft thing
during the inning he twirled, and I,usn
deemed 1t advisable to relieve him from
further service. Mayer. who supplanted
MN mad splendid control. ali sorts OF
speed, tantalizing curves. and a wicked
spit ball. The opposing batters could
not connect with his benders at critical
moments. This. coupled with miserable
fielding by Washington and Lee. and
smuggling on the part Of Yale, lost the
game for the Virginians.
Yale drew f7rgr bIood T-o4 -
ing jolted IN the ribs with the horse
hide. going TO second on 4 fielder's
choice and scoring on a long fly to left
field
Virginians Had a Lead.
Washington. and Lee forged to the
lead when they came 10 the bat. Willis
Strengthened out one of Parsons choice
OutshOots and Bagley sent him to the
second ottoman and got safe himself.
Lulu laid his weight against the spheroid
and sent It whizzing down to deem cen
ter Willis and Bagley romped home.
and Lulu made his way TO third kopie
The next two men We're unable to con
meet safely.
ii. Jones laced a liner out TO right
garden. stole second. and was rnOored
10 the counting block by T. Jones sin
gle down TO the same SPOT. This tied
the score IN the second session. In the
third inning, Yale got another tally
Kinney hitting safely, stealing second
and scoring en- a passed ball. Church
got on in the fourth by Chathan's error
and was brought home by hits bv Cliff
ford and Kinney. Two bases on halls
two long hits by Clifford and Tad Zones
gave Yale brace of counters in the
/ afth session. Kinney's two-barger
/ Chatham's error, and a long fly gave
/ Yale two more in the sixth There was
no scoring in the seventh.
Yale Breaks Up the Game.
The eighth inning was a nightmare.
Porter was batted out of the box. and
Yale threatened to treat Parades even
| worse, when Captain johnson came in
/ from center and prevented any further
| damage being done to the dish. Kinney
! got on by an error. SchIany was hit
/ In the back and Camp brought Doth home
with hit to center. Madden hit safely.
! H. Jones was slammed in the Stats. and
/ Church poked the spheroid down into
! center, scoring his two team mates. Tad
! Jones walloped out a three-sacker, and
! Church scored. Kinney drew free trans
portation to first, Chatham threw
] Schlafiy's grounder wild. and Camp
I>scored the two men with a clean single
I TO center. Madden's safe biff to left
/ garden plus Pies wild heave to home
scored Camp.
Washington and Lee was able to get
/ men on bases by means OF bases on
/ balls, and Texas leaguers. but most of
/ them were caught trying TO steal or died
/ waiting for hit on which TO score.
Game Proved Uninteresting.
I
The game was ragged, listIess, and
uninteresting, and early in the game
1t was seen the question was not who
would uyin hut the ,naerif,,da oe 4ka