New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
BULLDOG VANQUISHED.
WINS, 2 TO I.
Derter's Playing Feature Of Fast
TeR-Innins Game.
fBv TeIcsrarh 70 The Tribune. !

Cambridge Mass, June 2O,-The Crimson waved
victorious above the Blis to-day although 1t took
ten innings Of redhot baseball fer Harvard to nose
out to ! victory Yale in the first game
Of the last big college series of the year Harvard
men used victory over Yale on Sol
diers Field because the bulldog usually gets away
with the adherents Of fair Harvard here, but they
were all ready with the cheering just the same
and the surprise of their triumph only made them
the happier. They began TO look happy after Yale
failed to in the ninth inning. Yale has been
| beaten right along in ten inning games this year
Ii was the tenth inning which broke the bulldog S
grip. Yale had scored in the seventh inning, ana
Dexter had made the tieing run in the next inning
Neither could break the lock in the ninth, ana
when Dexter, whose work all through ile game
had been great. crossed the plate ahead or long
throw in. the entire stadium became a mass oil
hags, while the roar which went up shook the spIie
OF Trinity Church away over in Copley square.
The sons of Ell scared the timid ones at the Ver5
Chaplin up like a lion. but his end was
very sudden. Mccall had trouble with his
grounder, and the Yale died at first base
Then Madden hit viciously to Leonard down the
third base line. The Harvard man scooped IL up
and shot the ball to RriEgs in fine style. only lhe
right field bleachers. however held Madden at sec
ond. because Briggs let the throw get that idI
away. Kinney smashed single. but snappy Ied-
ing held Madden al third and an easy tap to snort
ended Yale's hopes when Campbell came TO pal
after Jones had struck out
Yale got scare in the second. after a couple OF
periods OF onetwo-three exits. Dexter, Tor mar
ward singled and no one could get near McCalls
pretty hunt Simons sacrificed. and red legs
perched on second and third. Camp threw Har-
yey'S stnging hit first ahead Of the batter ana
after Dana had been hit Hartford smote mRhtE
at the air three times running. He was so peeVlSh
about II that he struck out Van Week. who hatted
for Yale. right away.
There was pretty baseball in the fourth inning.
Dexter LED off with q single again. stole second
after Mccall had flied out, and Went to third on
Simonss safe bunt \ short throw fooled Smons'
who went out stealing. and Dexter watched the
next out easily.
The fifth inning Of ifs" If Dana had
not done some quick work Van Weeks hit
Williams would have scored for Yale. and II Brlggs
and Currier had not famed, Leonard, who had hit
for two bases and then stolen third would have
given Harvard a
There was not IN lch hut blue To he seen in the
FRS, half of the seventh Harvard hearts matching
for a base. Camp sacrificed AT once. and Jones
roasted on second. Gushing came mp and smashed
the ball hard for base to left scoring ZONES, as
the band played "Boola" and the Yale stands went
crazy. They're off, yelled a freshman Har-
Yards infeld did not think however because
Simons got Churchs hit 10 first mile ahead Of the
runner. and Briggs sent il to second In time 10
double up Gushing.
Harvard cheered in its half after two We're
out and things looked bad. Hartford cast the first
rev of sunshine by getting a pass. Dana ran for
the pitcher and went to second on Ieonards sim
gle He stole third, and stayed there while Briggs
walked both runners dying when Currier WIS
thrown
In the eighth inning Yale went out-one. two,
three Dexter. for Harvard. led off rally with
his third hit Mccall ard Simons made their hunts
good, and Pounds, batting for Dana. raped one
at first. however. and the impatient Mccall was
caught at the plate for a double play.
Nothing happened in the NINTH and the tenth
was a sad period for Yale. Currier singled for
Harvard Dexter made first when Currier was
thrown at second his grounder, and the
game ended when Chaplin tried TO break tho dis
tance throwing records with McCalls hit, Dexter,
who had been useful citizen all afternoon, cross
ing the plate The score: