New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
on COLLEGE DIAMONDS.
PRINCETON BEATS YALE.
Bulldog Scares Tiger by Desperate
Rally in Final Inning.
f9v Telegraph 20 the tribune.

Princeton. y !. June S.-Princeton defeated
Yale for the second time this year here to- day by
The sccre of 70 3. The game was intensely eXcit-
ing throughout. ard the result was in doubt until
the last man out. In the ninth inning Yale
came near tying the score. with two men out
Van F'ecI, reached third base with Tad Jones at
fa1 Jones knocked q hard grounder between
H-s. and second base but Eddie Dillon managed
10 e-ooo Up the ball and throw Jones out at first.
eCdlng the game.
The next moment the neId was a seethins
mass of TEadly excited graduates and under
graduates. who carried the team If the field. It
was one Of the finest spectacles seen at Prince
ton for years. The weather was ideal. the dia-
m0nd fast and the crowd the largest seen at
baseball game here for a long time. The alumni
parade, which always occurs before the game,
was the most successful ever held More than
fifteen hundred graduates were IN line. each
class with a distinctive costume and many Of
them headed by their own band. With the
alumni on one side OF the field and the students
on the other The singing and cheering were
superb.
Princeton won the game in the first two in
,nings, when all their runs were scored Par
sons, who pitched the first inning. in poor
form, passing two first and allowing
TWO hits. Van Week who pitched the remainder
of the game. did splendid work. and only three
hits were made off his delivery. Yale Outhatted
Princeton six hits 10 five. but Heyniger kept
Yales hits well scattered. He pitched an excel
lent game. striking out ten men The Tigers
felded better than Yale. but both teams played
well, and the game replete with brilliant
plays. Kinney. for Yale. and Vaughn. for
Princeton. were the stars, each making two hits
and several brilliant catches. A remarkable
feature Of the game was the fact that with the
exception Of their six hits Yale did not get ball
10 the outfeld. Twenty-six OF the twenty-seve-
put outs were made by Cooney and Mclean
change was made in the Yale team. Captain
Kinney played third base and Williams took his
old place at shortstop.
The feature Of the game was Heyniger's pitch
ing. He started out doing some rather wild
work. but he soon got his grip and during the
rest OF the game the umpire was kept busy call
ing strikes.
In the first inning. when Princeton came TO the
bat. Newcomb took his base on balls and Dillon
sacrificed him to second. Harlan took his base
on balls and Vaughn hunted safely filing the
bases. Cooney put out first but New
comb scored by q close shave Then Sides
singled, scoring Harlan and Vaughn. As he got
70 third Madden's error he in fair way
70 add another run, but Mclean ended the in
ming by flying out TO Camp.
The second inning was exciting for Princeton
IN a somewhat different sense. Madden singled
and Camp took his base by being hit by the ball.
Gushing was put out al first but both base run
ners were advanced and filed first and second.
Williams singled. scoring Madden. Clifford beat
an infield hit and Camp scored on McLeans
error. n few moments Yale managed to fill
the bases again and something would probably
ing Yales half IF the inning in the nick Of time.
The score follows: