The sun., 1908-06-28
HARVARD DRUBS YALE TEAM
WINS FINAL BALL GAME BY
A SCORE OF o TO 8.
Errors Of Eli Pitcher and Home Run BY
Aronson Of the Crimson Brigade Sup
ply SIX Runs In One Inning-TwO Box.
men Blow Up-NOt . Diamond Gem.

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The last athletic function of the season
between Harvard and Yale took place at the
Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon. which was
the third baseball game between the mines OF
the two universities and won by Harvard by
a score Of to 5. The Harvard team hit to
better purpose than Yale-its hits being more
tlmeiy--felded better and had more life.
Something about Yales play suggested that
the men were tired. not so much physically
as mentally, OF baseball and the men In Blue
apparently did not have the zest for the game
that they had earlier In the season. They
were faster on the bases than Harvard. but
that was the only department In which the
Crimson did not surpass them.
The Harvard team played very we'll and
Yale injected two or three spar King per
formances into the strife. but the game in
its entirety was no luminous exhibition OF
baseball class. There was more earnest
ness than finish to the contest. The only
vocal adjunct to the occasion that was in
spring was Yale's singing Of Bright College
Years" near the closing session into which
more soul was put by the Yale supporters
than the Yale players put in their diamond
In actual battle the enlivenine features
were Harvard's 5 well managed attack In the
third inning when six runs were made, topreai
of by a beautiful drive into the LETT neld
b!eschers by Aronson. home run by Williams
Of Yale and lightning double play b. Jones s,i
and Wiley II was Tad ,n Jones' s,, iare%ei' Hmted
athlete finished his student career with this
game. He had no more success Than recent
but as an individual his reputation was not
dimnsed by the defeat. He made three OF
Yale's hits and BY clever base running m I bore ,e
Two pitchers. one on each side. cracked
aid aid and co@fort @ to their side by doing nothing
than they had been able to do In the game.
Van vieck, who started in to pitch foT Yale,
pTveySr paq noaf of slSnts and maker
on bunts really lost the game for Yale; Hart, t.
Srd OF soof Hs as stand
he i lost his control completely, pessed four
that possibly the fact that Harvard had The
upper hand waS one Of those rare tSaa
Harvard. having beaten Yale in baseball and
so%as soUrts Mas n,sne Neither U herr here nor no there
Both Rose and Hicks pitched good ball
after they. went in. Rose had 2 wide cross
moistened moi TEN bender to sood effect. Hs had
a workmanlike style and was the best pitcher
sns ssrSce With the SUCK for
and simons, Mccall McGal and Currisr were capable
The field Williams played spt0p Ss ss%s os
u
roughIng on couple Of occasions. Jones and
GSHrIie bumped into each other once, and md
Williams bristled up to aaryaTd SanS s9aGner n
p'ff fhe e. Cambridge lads began hitting Van
on oneSs scoonns On sn Of Hitting double play when
, two men were. on bases. They were dis,
q easily ths Ss In the eenty snrd
SsSESn SWSstEsr they would have Jared 8 wen hsd
not errors started the run orgy is hard to tell,
sss ain n sSSsd nnn iSns Fsasy
.Ss ABOUT e eod throw 1. Lantssn sacriacsd and
was just as bad on Leonard 6; sacrifice. and
three men were on bases Mccall PIT cieaniy
@ and and scored scored
He hit far into the left field seats; Six guns
%Ss Sns hSr.d hSI DO 70 the the mound and
next three batters could hit past the ingeld.
Es msds theT ssSSnd fa1s made On tSe
iii and then set out to steal second. Cur
riers throw. was high and Jones was on the R
1s bnes ssesd sn
rgay pofsd e bIiESs B.sss sut ;hrex TSsmS to
st!s% sscS Assssss sssss e. pain: Z WIs%; why
Sosa snS MaHosy syyoander saH pashsd two YssnsaHs
home.
Leonardis 9 hot one pierced its way through
70 o"ss second on Tsds error. Mccall made
1 his third eipgle and scored I,anigan.
| Harvey bunted to Rose, who handled the
1 kis throw home was beaten by Leonard.
Fels pade the tour for Yale M n n the dfth M on an
4 lob throw by Fels which fell short 81
| mons bunt and Q base on balls to Currier
Allied the bases with Harvard felix IN the ffth
with nobody out BY this ime Wiley and
Jones lad swspped positions and . corkins