The evening world., 1911-06-15
Pitcher White Wins His Own
Game for Princeton In the
Rubber Diamond Battle With
Yale at Brooklyn.

1he New York World.
THAT was n great ball game yester-
day between Yale and Princeton
from a spectators viewpoint. The
yell leaders were all hot sketches. and
me grand glands held tho finest collec-
Ton OF pretty girls seen yet this season
anywhere. 1t was quite q treat for
brooklyn.
"A for the game. II didn't 20 with
quite the snap Of . professional league
mest but the interest was all there
Nut have been pretty good when
ry41cstou won with 10. Boom, boom,
al. Prince-tonl" created atmospheric
disturbance Of great extent and amount
= 20 . continuous o Even Yaie's
"9rok-a-kek-kek. COAX, co-axi' was
<dly Q whisper by the end Of the ninth
hnlng.
lfWhite. Pnnceton's pitcher. came near
vtDning his own game IL ever . pitcher
~ He was there all the time with all
t1Ads. sorts and varieties OF curves and
ancota. Then In the fourth inning no
(oDped out . low grounder and reached
4fo1 base 4 jump ahead OF the ball.
Mtdls he was prancing on first like n
dfep Of water on a hot stove Sterrett
NJ . corking drive over into right field.
taere Corey was waiting. White shot
sway for second. doubled tho angle and
~ sail for third. Corey made a wild
q4sow for third. Without even hesitat-
ihG White took the turn with his inside
vAsels lift1ns and planted his caiks In
~ home plate before the ball had been
yetrieved. Then there was some noise.
Az that had gone before was q whisper.
= wa the winning run. too. although
cecey. famed for his hard clouts. muir
defod all the atmosphere in his imme-
01Ats vicinity trying TO make up for his
IA throw. White Of Princeton. by the
Nv. allowed the Ellis only two hits dur
~ the game. Some finger. that boy!
HYP In Albany q moro or less (more
less) well informed member OF
Nd the Legislature Is framing bills
~ tho regulation Of motor boats In
\ tidal waters Of New York State"
~ . matter Of law. the State Legis-
laturs has no moro right or power to
regulate affairs Of this sort than It has
t3lSrder . change in the design OF y. 8.
q sold pieces. All trafic on tidal
yAters Is directly under tho control OF
~ u. 8. Government itself. and no
otAts can interfere. II such bills pass
9S Legislature they will have no more
ef6ect than the edicts OF tho King OF
clam might have In Russia.
lUhe U. S. Government controls all
t1atters connected with navigation In
"a waters that are ~navigable from the
~ I'D and tidal waters that are cut on.
Tor instance. New York State can make
hWs controlling motor boats on Lake
oeorge, which Is not connected with the
~ by any ~navigable stream. But II
(Agft regulate marine trafic on New
Hogk harbor. the Hudson River, Ions
@oiand Sound. Lake Champlain or the
SAWtgable waters connecting with the
NE and extending to Lake Erie. II
8Ws applying to motor boats or any
ttAer craft plying on these waters are
1bSeed they cannot be enforced. After
ne Siocum disaster tho well-meanins
hoard of Aldermen In this city passed
dyesolutlon that all steamboats, plying
Oh the waters OF New York harboI
Mould be examined by the city Engi
dSering Board. This law was ,noperatlv,
baca use II FLASHED with TIE United States
laws.
f every local government could maxi
u1ies for motor boats. the unfortunate
ynchtsman would be up against II
3hors would be different rules to b,
Observed every few miles when he wen
d q cruise. In New York harbor n
qfght be required to carry red an,
dleen lights; In New Rochelle harbo
INK and blue. In one place he nigh
h4ye TO use a whistle. and In anothe
watchman's rattle. Here he Nigh
hAse to use an underwater exhaust
I'D a couple OF miles away have a
attachment on his muller that woul,
tbot Yankee Doodle for the amuse
rinpt OF the citizens.
lAt present the only thing he need
- do Is to study n observe the reg
0Rtions made in Washington. The.
atA complicated enough: but they ar
al right. Meanwhile. motor BOAT man
constable comes aboard your Graf
Q IC~orlear's Hook inc tells you tina
IT, local authorities have reversed tn
Upited States rules about footing you
Whistle. Just gently shove MIN over
board.
TEwEY SMITH" an Englis
II heavyweight, is among IA
NJ latest arrivals. lie comes an
npnuced as the man who has tough
lion Hague. sam McVey. Tomm
Hprns and all the other noted heavy
Weights in England and France"
However. tho local heavies needn'
werry, as history falls to tell that h
beas any Of these men. and unless m
memory fails me. he Is n of the bi
I4Epws Willie Lewis trimmed on hi
NJ trip to Paris. Willie weighed !.
ooaands at the time.