New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
TIGERS CARRY THE llI
Beat Yale in Uphill StruuoIs =,
Win Annual Series 'u
BARD HERO OF CONTEST
Drives Out Four Hits a.,
lights Happy Crowd Th.. ~
Braved Rain.

Princeton took the last game
ball series with Yale at Aner,r., oass
Park yesterday. the count bAs~ -esssa
The race is not always 10 ~.
the ball game TO the team that 49,, ar
early start Earnest. purposetur So, seq u
the later innings did the tr,cr a11as
Nassau, after a start that was %
discoura gfng. ao7
The Tigers kept hard at I. "a
the lead Yale had assumed uhe. ss'"rs
were sent over. 9. V. White M
out Of the box IN that session ava ~1ocsst
took his place. pitching grandiv go, aNds
despite the wretched condition a, ..an,
and a soggy ball 1st
One OF the biggest crowds 80.
college baseball game In Nan ~
on hand. It filed the Covered s.,-nHs
pIetely and invaded both bIsars.-- %.
the rain that was falling quIts ha.,s.-7a
the game began More rnlserahl. -
conditions could hardly have ex,x..S
the work Of both teams suffered D. D. =
being most affected. however '''i
But the crowd cared for ro.L,-
girls were as cheerful as girls IA Az
ward appearances at least aFvav, ~
be when their finery Is n danger - - ~. .
an occasion Certainly the men si9,,. ,%'
SO they waved their flags and van.s =
yelis Just as IL It had been TIE Vs..
day OF a glorious, oId-fashIousd 49,
June, and the tickle weather. uuabaa -
the sport, suddenly decided 70 sr,,l4,s-
good The sun came out and all u.,.r
full and merry before the CANA va,
For that matter. the weather rours =
changed a half dozen times bs,o-,
game ended. because the colIesian, -,
to play fast Evidently they had pis-.-
time. and cared not at all how Io,z -
were at IL. A few impatient enc,
stands differed from them, but n
pose.
The wet bail bothered S. V WHIT
deal. He threw high on Badgers bur, :.
the first play OF the game. but 20, Az. :
trouble by tanning Logan and MR.,
Princeton fell savagely on Tomnsr, IN !.
second half Of the inning and scored -
Tommers. who folded well th-o,,s,..
threw Balm out, but Bard laid dov,,
snaky bunt that travelled about r., =.
toward third base and then stoooes s.,s
He was safe on first before any ora srs
touched the ball. Warwick's crashing ..s.
sent him to third. and he scored :
Woodle's towering fly to Pop Corey r..
per Dawson got a base on balls, bu. r.
mers ended It by throwing CUNNINGHAM 5.
on a feeble tap.
An earthquake struck Princeton n -,
second frame Good fielding would IA
stopped the trouble before it began. m
There was no one at first 70 take VA.
wick's throw on McTntyre's easy srss
toward second. and the runner kept o. b
the middle bag. Philbin fled to Bard, N
made good catch Of pulling dtvs II
then on Corey's fnf1eld tap the ball r
clean away from s. V. Whits. Wits IL.
pounded the ball into Merritrs nbs r:
with the bases full Stevens sent WIKI
drive to right that cleared them and ].
him on third. whence he scored on q Vi
pitch Badger doubled and was caus..
third when he tried TO profit BY s1ur
passed ball Logan walked and Nuyr
singled. but was forced by Tommers
There wasn't any more scoring or MI
excitement. either. until the a.th n-1
when the various abortfve Princeton sss1
began to show signs OF accomplishing II
purpose. Bard led OF with his third j.
he got four altogether In five tines II Il
and was the real hero Of the day-ani IT,
to second when ToHners threw Warn.
out He scored By fast running
Noodles ponderous smash to agn-
pretty hit at the right moment En.
took second on Corey's poor throz :
third on Dawson's out, but Stevens II
cred In Cunningham's fly. and Harry y
vens, who had told any one who ".
listen 10 him that the boy was Is q
when he drove out that three-eagg
the second inning. did it all over agaE
The sixth inning brought another ms
Princeton. and would possibly haTs N
as much for Yale save for a raTsE1
play by Cunningham Badger drcs
first ball pitched 10 him on Lire q
It was as clean a hit as was ever II
but Cunningham raced for Il scs7A
fell or lurched toward Il, spears
screaming sphere IN his gloved lam =
held it as he rolled over and over. faa1
Princeton WED with each other % % :
honor as he picked himself up and H1A
at him. blue flags waving toward In =
solid mass from the Yale section
a fine tribute 10 a wonderful play. -
properly stunned. struck out
The seventh inning was Tales N''-'
Tommers hit Warwick and Woods -
feed Dawson put up a fly to AeiA' !
and Cunningham walked HsrrH
Sterretr's grounder roll through Us :, !
and Warwick scored On s 3 " s
smashing single Cunningham aad s1 !,
scored and Princeton was ahead .. ;
1t was enough To win. but IN nc }.
inning BALM singled and Bard nsl
fourth hit. BALM scoring on Corey b.
throw. = "a
Yale made a charactertstca-y -, It.
bid for victory IN the ninth i1niat y:
ningham gave Murphy life. VIE ~ si
Stewell. batting for Freeman. wno :.
nsved Tommers. struck out Ae'', r.
gled and Philbtn walked. TED O0' az
for Pop Corey. and Mu-pny So ~ F.:
his fnfeld single. That lefr US
full. but Cunningham took es'' -. ne
Intyre's grounder. forcing Coy j. r.
and the game was over "a
The score follows:
PRINCETON. 1883 nc
abr 1opos = :, s6ta e.
Sallin. IT,. 8 I ? loo Badger sae
Bard. RI. 10y Logan. ~ Sis
w'rwfclS. % I I 400 MURPHY. ss0l
Wo'dle,cf.p 30 Oe9 Ionnls zee
Dawson. 10 = EIsor- roe
Gun ham. SIS s 0 A 'StewsH.. al! fh
sterrett. ID I 2 MsTri., =. SOC