New-York tribune., 1908-05-24

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On the New York team may be noted Barnwell
and Greenway, who helped make Yale famous.
Then Harvard was represented by Tommy
Thompson on second and Rex Ffncke on third.
On the Harvard varsity Fincke played second
base, besides being quarterback on the eleven.
Wilcox the Rutgers team and Bert"
Fish has represented the Crescent Athletic Club.
The Boston team came mighty being an
all Harvard aggregation. Those to whom the
Cambridge institution is alma mater were H. /.
Foster. A. L. Devens, 1r.. l. D. Clark B. Fl.
Hayes. c. ]. Paine, n. P. Hallfwell and ]. Storer
Ware. ]. B. Hubbard. the captain. played for
Tech" while NJ. n Jackson was a star on the
Brookline High School nine.
While the tossing the ball about,
crowd of office boys and messengers, who filed
side of the bleachers began to give imi-
tation Of the curb market and the ticker tape
began to fly like confetti. Then Ed Jackson,
the smoked Wall Street man, who Is one Of the
Exchange porters, led out upon the green an
unshorn lamb. This New York's mascot,
and howl went up from the assembled bulls
and bears. Perhaps their proximity was the
reason, for the lamb suddenly baked and,
that Mary had. He was carried back bodily
to the New York bench Maybe il was a portent
of disaster.
Foster, Of Boston, the first at bat, and he
found Barnwelrs outshoot, sending gentle fly
that came to Fincke if served a platter.
But Fincke mufed it and Foster safe
first. This the beginning. and Foster. about
four minutes later, made the first for Bos-
ton. Clarke followed him
In the second inning New York tied the
with by Homans and Morris. This
made the rooters for New York and the party
Of forty-five Boston men who had come on to
help the visitors sit tight in expectancy. There
had been a lot Of songs written specially for
the occasion, but If any sang them they
could not be heard in the press stand. New
York reached its high water mark in the third,
when Barnwell was brought home by grounder
by Greenway; and that all New York did in
promoting its interests.
Boston Tailed again in the fifth. making the
score TO g. and got another in the sixth. 1t
was in the second half of the sixth that Homans
in sliding to third spiked" his right foot and
fell almost unconscious from pain, but with his
hand on the bag. He had TO retire, and Jewell
took his place.
But Boston gave its real exhibition of playing
in the first half Of the seventh inning Clark, long
to show his sprinting ability. He was first at
bat and knocked up foul. He had speeded
around to third base when the decision was
made he walked sadly back to the plate and
picked up the stick once more. This time he got
TO first Hubbard knocked a foul and the ever
ready Clark Ioped to second, but was obliged to
turn around and walk right back again to first
Hubbard then got first and Clark moved
around to second. A foul by Haynes. who was
the next man up gave the crowd another exhi-
biton Of Clarks running, for he was past third
and bound for home when he had to beat It back
the midway station
HAYES made safe hit, and at last Clark
really came in, with of applause, for he
had run about a dozen bases in all to make that
score This left Hayes first and Hubbard
on third Paine lined out fly right into the
,,tterrlost part of centre field and Greenway
rnuffed it Meanwhile, Hubbard and Hayes
passing in. Paine was third before Greenway
could send in the ball. While Halowell was up
Paine stole home and the inning ended with
what was to be the final Scores to 3.
Following the game the two teams and their
friends celebrated at a dinner in the grill room
of the Hotel Plaza.
Just TO show there hard feelings and
that Bostons raid the New York exchange was
not resented, dinner and smoker were held in
the grilroom of the Hotel Plaza last night. 1t was
done up in grand style, because Lester Lattard,
the maitre grill used TO be manager of Delmon-
ico's downtown place and acquainted with
nearly all the guests. Charles r. knoblauch pre-
sided and introduced William Il. Oliver who made
speech The evening wound up with a yaude-
Vile programme and the Boston guest. finally
went TO bed admitting that Fifth is almost good
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