The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
YALE KEEPS FIGHTING
TILL IT GETS ON TOP
Undismayed by Harvard's Lead
Of g to 1. Blue ClOuts Way
to Victory by 13 to 3.
ALL FOUR PITCHERS FAIL
Mahan. Whitney. Hitchcock
and Frye Take Turns-Gile
Relieves Way.

BosToN, Juno 20---Sixteen hits. includ.
ing two two bagsers. and four pitchers
working In the box was not enough Of
combination for Harvard 10 beat the Yale
nine In to-days baseball playoY AZ Fem
way PARK Fifteen thousand, most OF
them roofing vOcifefously FOR one team or
the Other. witnessed the usual UP IN the
air baseball matinee that comes when the
Blue ana Crimson get together for a third
game. and after nearly three hours OF cx-
element went home after having seen
Yale win, 13 10 S.
The Crimson started away lIv u whirl-
wind Ia the nrst inning, when. FIVE hits
were punched for four runs after two men
were out, and against Pie Way. the stocky
young man who only last Tuesday beat
Harvard. to /. and allowed only four
hits, Just one OF which was real one.
Ollie. who was beaten Wednesday ut Cam
bridge, took up the burden after Harvard
had registered ten hits against Way and
the Yale team had cut the Crimson's lead
down to two runs
With Giles advent the Blues fortunes
changed for the better, Eddie Mahan the
winning Harvard pitcher three days ago,
being driven from the mound, and Whit
ihtShSuCh anu utdll. fIyf, tNt IeIt
handler taking turn at pitching Ia the
endeavor to stop the Yale men from maxi
ing the rounds. Yale made nine hits only
To-day against the Crimson quartet OF
fingers who altogether issued nine bases
on balls besides hitting n man.
Five heluing errors. three OF them by
Second Baseman Clark, dovetalled in nicely
with tho passes and hits Tor Yale hut
even when Yale finally led, ) to z. midway
through the seventh inning the Blue was
not dead suro winner. But In the eighth
the cover was ripped on the game when.
after Rex Hitchcock had passed two men
ana Clark had lost the ball in the sun
when he had an easy force out. Right
Fielder Hanes spanked the ball to centre
field for home run, sending Yales mar
gin up from one run to five.
In the first part OF the game Harvard
did the hitting. but this fell on little
against Clio, while the Crimson pitchers
showed no signs OF being effective. Mahan
was not right and pitched less than three
innings. quitting after he had forced n a
run with a base on balls. The Ellis got a
triple and a home run against Whitney,
and then Hitchcock could not lind the
plate until he put one over 80 that Hanes
could connect for his cleanup drive. Yale
WAS steady in the field, ran bases at will
and finally won the fight by almost doub-
ling the lead set against them on the
occasion Of their first coming to bat
III inc UTtI INNING
came on singles by Clark and Ayres, a
double by Gannett and other hits by Frye
and Hardwick, Tack later getting three
more in a row. pass to Middlebrook
and hit by Ilanes with two stolen
bases and single by Cornish. Melted
Yslo two runs In the first inning. Each
team got man around In the third Har-
ward on Ayres's double and singles by
Gannett and Hardwick. and Yale after
the bases had been Allied on hit by Way.
Clarks error on Middlebrook and n pass
to Blossom. after which Mahan hit Bios
som to force Way home. Yale tied the
score In the fourth on Falsey's triple
and Swihart's homer. but Harvard went
ahead In the Nth on Clark's hit accom-
panied by blossoms wild throw and an
other single by Hardwick.
Yale ripped OF three runs In the sixth,
taking two run lead when three hunts
followed a base on balls. one run COM
Ing over on n squeeze play and two more
on Reilly's single past Wingate.
Harvard got one run back In the
seventh on a pass and hits by Ayres and
Hardwick, hut In the Yale half OF the
inning the game went TO smash. Hitchcock
passed Falsey and Clark lost Ayres's
throw when II was an easy matter to
force Falsey on Swiharts drive. Middle
brook also was passed. filling the corners
after which Hanes banged the ball UP
against tho centre field bleachers for
four runs Harvard had no fight after
that
Tonight Russell II. Ayrcs of Upper
Montclair, ". J.. was elected captain OF
next years Harvard nine. lie played
first base for the freshmen two years
ago. last year at first base for the var
sity and this season on third. The Yale
captain will not be- elected until after
next Tuesdays game with the Tigers in
New York. The score: