The Washington herald., 1913-03-25
Penn Wins IN
EXTRA innings
Yale Loses Ball Game by S to
4 Score the
Cause.
PUMPELLY STAR CLOUTER
Old Eli Football King Clouts -Four
Bingles and Steals Three
Sacks.
BY c. w. SWAN.


Old Man Penn chased the Yale Bull
Dog out OF American League Park yes
terday, but il took the tribe from the
Quaker City eleven long, tiresome in
nings to do it, The final tally was to
4. A muffed fly ball in the closing chap
ter caused the New Haven lads defeat.
For ten innings the teams battled on
an even footing. first Yale and then
Penn taking a one-run lead, but II re-
mained for an error to decide the battle.
With Haley resting on second base and
one gone in the eleventh frame, Coleman
lifted a high fly to deep center. Nc
Chic got under the ball, but allowed 1t to
drop through his fingers
Capt INLAY toed the slab for the
Pennsy aggregation. and although of to
a poor start. walking three in the initial
inning. lie settled down. and pitched gilt
edged ball. But for three errors OF
Glendinning in short, for the Quakers,
Yale would have scored but two runs.
sherman on the Mound.
Coach Quimby sent Bill Sherman TO
the mound for the Old Eli crew, and
right good ball he pitched. Bill started
like a world -beater. but a couple of blows
In the seventh frame and two passes
seemed to take the steam out of him.
Good and bad fielding divided the hon
ors. The rival first sackers. Riddle and
Peden. each made nifty stops, the Yale
man saving the game in the ninth ses-
sion, when he snagGed Sherman's poor
heave. Peden pulled banner play in
the eleventh. when he stopped Bios
SONS drive and threw him out to I'M
lay.
Pumpelly. of Blue football fame. is
also something of ball player. Yes;
terday Pump went to the bat FIVE
times-answer, four hits and three stolen
bases. Two put-outs were also made
by Pump" one being a corker of I'm
lays bat in the eighth inning. Pumpelly
looks like a mighty Eood-ball player. and
will make a capable man for Coach
Quimby and Old Eli.
ImIay in Form.
Capt. INLAY deserves a great deal Of
credit for the good game he pitched
under adverse conditions. Errors by
Glendinning and Haley got him in holes
several times. but he always came back
strong. In the second session INLAY fan
ned the side. while in the eleventh in
ming. when Reilly had got on by way
OF Glendinning's error. he caught Bur-
det. who ran for Reilly. mapping
Yale scored two tallies in the opener.
Sheer walked. and Blossom moved him
ton and Riddle came through with a
smoker to center. filing the bases.
Cornish forced Sheer at the plate. but
Glendinning threw Pumpellys drive
away and two runs scored. Rurdett end
ed the inning BY popping to Coryell.
Penn Comes Back.
Penn came back in the second with a
pair OF runs With one down. Mccall
singled to left. and GIendinninS doubled
to left. Mccall tried to score on a short
passed ball. but was out a mile at the
plate Wallace and Schwert walked. and
Inlay tied the count with base blow
to center. Haley ended the frame with a
liner to Cornish.
The Blue outfit forged to the front in
the third, when hit, an error. and an
other bingIe showed Reilly across the
rubber. Yale's final tally came in the
eighth inning. when McGhie's double
scored Pumpelly.
In the seventh Pennsy showed another
brace over the counting block. A single,
pass and CoryeIls long double gave
the Red and Blue the two figures. Sew
eral times each team had chance to
score. but Penn managed to luck out.
and with the aid of the error, won the
ball game.