The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
NEW BASEBALL GAMEs
Yale Defeated Princeton nt It, What
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 The third of an exciting series be- tween Yale and Princeton played with the pocket edition of "The Great American Game of Baseball" resulted in decisive victory for the Blue The game is the invention of young newspaper man and is exciting much favorably cement all over the country.
 The game was played by two Yale seniors. one representing Yale, the other Princeton. The imaginary grand stand filled early and the imaginary singing and cheering were particularly good. Many of the fair sex were there in imagination and added touch |of beauty to the grim battlefield. Princeton won the toss and took the field. Byram and Parsons were the opposing pitchers. Both were in excel lent form. In the second inning Yale got Byram going and roled up five of their seven runs by hard and consist ent hitting; after the fourth he settled down and only allowed three scattered hits. Parsons pitched an excellent game and did some good stick work. Yale batting Iaurels were equally di- viGed; in the second inning they batted right through the batting order. Princeton played an errorless game while Yale had three errors tallied against her, T. Jones on first being the chief offender. In the ninth Princeton had her usual rally, but it proved fu- tile; Parsons wouldn't ascend. The score by inning follows;
 First inning-O'Brien up, strikes out; Huiscamp out Reid to Bard; Kin ney flies out to Mclean; Reid up and draws a neat single. Dillon fans; Har- Ian out Camp to Jones; Vaughn up but Reid is thrown out on a foolish attempt to steal third.
 Second inning-Camp up and swats Tout three-bagger; Jones flies out to Harlan, the long drive scoring Camp; Smith tickles Byram for another three- base hit; Madden up; Cooney let's one of Byram's twisters slip and Smith l scores; Madden beats out bunt; Chapin fans; Parsons get single; O'Brien thinks it's about time for an1 other three-bagger and serves one up, scoring Parsons and Madden; Huis- camp places nice single scoring O'Brien; then Byram takes to the parachute, comes to- earth, strikes out Kinney and ends Yale's Title bee.
 Vaughan up for Princeton and draws a single; sides gets to first on Jones' third; Princeton coaching on bases third; Princeton coahing on bases poor; Mclean and Bard fan. Score Yale 3, Princeton 0.
 Third inning-Camp out Byram to Bard;s Jones walks; Smith fans; Mad den out Vaughn to Bard; Cooney up for Princeton and fans. Byram flies to O'Brien and Reid flies out to Mad den
 Fourth inning-Chapin beats out a bunt. Parsons and O'Brien fail to con- noct Huiscamp walks; Kinney bunts safe and fills bases; Camp knocks two bagger scoring Chapin and Huis- camp; Jones flies out to Harlan. For Princeton, Dillon fans; Harlan out, Parsons to Jones; Vaughn fans. Score-Yale ', Princeton Q.
 Fifth inning fans; Madden out, Reid to Bard Chapin flies to Me- Lean. For Princeton, sides fans; Me- Lean and Bard hand them to Madden. Sixth inning-Parsons fans; O'Brien flies to Dillon; Huiscamp lines out a hree-bagger but is left on base when Kinney beats the air to a foam. For Princeton Cooney flies to O'Brien; Byram walks; Reid flies out to Mad den; Dillon up but Byram is caught stealing second.
 Seventh inning-Byram's twisters strike out Camp, Jones and Smith in one, two, three order. For Princeton, Dillon makes first on Kinney's error; Harlan fans; Vaughn puts Dillon on third with two-bagger; Sides gets a