New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
GIANTS TOY WITH YALE
po,,nd out Fifteen Hits for
Fourteen Runs.
noYLE MAKES A HOMER
pr Sized Crowd Enjoys Fun
spd Revels in First Touch
Of Baseball.

ts-s- Whrr TIE fun. or. better Yet, per
h,- Tho Slaughter was over. The score
80 Ncr York; If. Nslc. o. II was a
-ors.i, orc adrI hattie hat interesting
r.-ssi as ;rr Giants slammed the bail
scout he ae'd For farcn lifts in way 70
srHrm tnr hearts oI tHo fans" Further
an th-t tley played "a fast. snsppy game
M s1 and showed clearly that tho
3 .se IN I.e CONDITION end on edge for the
-rsri f rHe rennaut race on Friday.
r players were 20 tbe mercy ~
r.. Parsons and managed 10 make
frfs Two ~ these came to-
ur .e NINTH Irr0e and with ? man
..n r-. on.v ono out. 81 looked
FOL ulr might he scored and
r of vr.+rwash aNerted. TED
l.1 of .a-' fairs great football
ser .. man who docs things. he'd a
-h f-.rs r run, bat ny % Dovi.
- Dos D.. effort. Following Gov. Loutuel
's H .-. hut another ~. ;his iirso
Te,er ndod Yale's only opportunity
fn-s. .'uI and Eve thousand cuihuss-
fo Hora 81 baseball turned ont -
-o-" Tho Giants home. iu spite Of trc
.rcs'rn.rr weather. As ir luck would
s-s b. t.e clouds spilled Tide rain carly
90 sffcrnoon. which pre, eHtcd hundreds
had promised themselves 20 De 0u hand
going up a. tlc grounds. Those who
NOT lacking tu courage had every ros-
~r 70 congratulate rhcmseIvce later. As
F. e3n came ou. soon after tho game be-
r. and Tho season was fairly opened.
diamond. vlf.c "a 1i-uc soft in places.
30. Fs green and fresh and true as in mic
sru;ler. The hue stands -avucd as the
-.a"d old rat begin % nll them. rut There
ra. mo IaCk 90 enthusiasm. and even the
urnr" came iu for Dis usual need ~
rrH
hs Giants. fresh gom their long trip
'a-'lgH .lr South were a. rsst a. light
f.nE /. practice. and She old faHorJ'e5 ir
ABIDING Marty. Deru. DOYLE. B~idwell
1Iurrs- end Big chief" Ne-ers we're
'f"ero4 and arrlau6cd as they were re-og
uIzed FIRED Tc1uor. TOO when Do took
ierklee place ~ first naer toward tGc end
"' tIe game. Wa warmly received lie
l--rel IS h.f. bat rfstel WITH bis oldtime
cash and sam.
|raI> 3D.. ker rho uru- man fIom Boston
~.7 was bob centre fei7 iu tlo absence Of
seymour made psIiirulsTly good
impression. Ie pulled down one line drive
PM ever fashion. smashed out two bite.
..... e rrr-. -baerar. when in va. most
""r. r6. eHd showed that Do was fast -
... -..r .9 GETTING down so Grs, 49,
yr 1r. m Iee .rrl also INSIDE himself
r.#I with fHr "far-" fv driving olit four
s-tr rt. bod rrr limos ash bat. tao az which
.srr . ono Inrue T.lr-. Uo,lo Va
oa .r Dob. TOO. with four safe hits. and
ne topped orr ms hating bee with p slash
SIG drive DO t.r fence iu centre field for
r r... r.u Iu The nth furiue.
Dr. tr who De- "a dead ringer for walter
--arr..-. sr tho Yankees SLOWED remark I
s.e speed AND some pazzIiuE curves for
-r innings and ffr Vale men failed 90
81 ."-. ".t or Dis delivery. Parsons .
rf..ef good H-" also. hut appeared 10 take f.
-'.u- moro easily. and was touched up Tor .
;.rsr safe drives.
I..sma. began pitching for Yale. and
'. 'rn INNINGS went slouE smoothly. but .
+f . proved I.e Waterloo Tho Giants .
f'rr,r" .r -a f.r plate ono after the other +
90 hanged f.. bah this way and that until +
'r SCORERS lr' tired of keeping TRACK OF +
fe - t-t bats. three Of them for 4
s.# "aea H.t NJ Wild throwing. All
error and Ha.r 01 halls accounted for
|..f Same Nttt n 1l0
fHer and t.cr. freeman stuck 10 his
guns and r.Cr rar oa tic Yale team
~s-ra a. NJ "a eHam1torSh.p was ~ stake.
r.' seemed p. s. tHa scoring would never
CO
.H0-- ordinary e.-eurlstauoes tho Giants
~r. .=.. '. down after fraf rrt Nc
'ru ~r. 's- and while ro sent
s0s r. f veteran. FOO She clubhouse. She
re" ".n .... rounding away So that gEc
fa.e r4H- e... 1a6e5 before the unequal
,Cr..- cam. t1 an and.
... fa-r r'a.r-. did not 49, A. r. they
r..e s.-arrI from stage fright. bat nine
srrre 0. commission and Several OF onie-
f.rr were charged AGAINST them end al
foer' r- t.r- old NOT make SO Eo0d a.
Impress Jon a. tHcv old p year ago. Tu the
slesHre or CAPTAIN phlhin who B, on
'H'.... Badger. rho second baeernau LAT
scar took Dis place behind tie hat and
ra.E-r fair game. although IBIS throwing
f- second base was v-7fllfrr weak l,outrof.
o. s'nt-f... ives o..ersuzioue. and made
tro sIs-.~r err.r.. Euf 1.o-ar ~ ,Htrd.
a.t... ~ second. and Mummy. vino is
benz t...f a.f s- r~t base r.raved q rieh
01e.r. .f Hs.raeT. NcIrtvrc. ia partlru-
ts. mao. Favorable impression. a. DC
covered r 'ot or ground. fcIdcd Dis posi-
... .ss.-. and made ono 1-n1ispt .st,p
.. 49,, .i,, ~, 49,
rstng fu. .r frro~ dificur ri.k-ups.
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