New Britain herald., 1915-06-24
|ARDl IS WINNER;
MOSES INNINTH
sading All the Way, Blue
6Cclmbs IN Final Frame

CGllllDS IL fllal frame
nbridge. Mass. June 24.The
"a nine mad E "a whirlwind fin
serday in its second game with
eoming through with two runs
70 men were out in the ninth
and winning bys to 3. Yale's
Nemesis. Charley Brickley,
was instrumental in blasting
hopes for tying up the. series,
was he who, with Harte on
1ase in the Crimson's final in
Svith two down. laced out two
nit between MiddIcbrook and
Nh, which brought the big
er home with the tying run. A
eflt later Frye, the regular CEN
felder, who was not in the game
because of a lame ankle until
as called on as pinch hitter,
sd q hot liner over Reilly,s head
on making a splendid attempt to
her the ball on the bound, bur
being able to hold 1t or even to
~ 81
1e Harvard graduates who
ped out to Soldiers field by thou
- yesterday afternoon had little
ket excited over until the finish.
nc second inning Yale made two
Vaughn scoring from first on
h' s long nit into the left field
I'd The two runs served Yale
I&the fifth, when Harvard. also
two men out. came up a point
kn Abbot's double was followed by
lean single by Coolidge. After this
trous, Yale's left handler, set Har-
back until the ninth, when, by
Sing Harte, he started things in
direction OF q victory. Harvard
taking Yesterdays game not only
HE winner Of the Yale series but
D heads the new triangular league
|ned this year by Harvard Yale and
|E1ceton
The Harvard pitcher yesterday at
|noonN was Wilmot Whitney. who
Eil the last moment was expected
work at New Haven yesterday.
<ftney held Yale to seven hits, but
8 III trouble all the afternoon. IN
different innings the first Yale
kter reached first base, and twice
|n got on with only one man out.
|le had thirteen men left on the
lions, twice being shut out when
corners were filled and when a
WOULD have put the game away
q keeps.
SVatrous, while hit harder than was
|a3tney, seemed to bother the Grim
L batters more when there was no
on the bases than did Whitney. 4
gave two passes. while Whitney 1
Esed only five, three of them in one
1ing and two In another Fly balls I
Brickley saved Harvard goou
al Of trouble in the situations when
& cushions we're covered, While
ne had one real life saving inning. \
lis was the Harvard teams second
ssion and Immediately after Yale
"a taken it's two run lead. Hits by
arte and Brickley, with a pass to
hitney had filled the bases. and
blot was at bat with two men down.
is Harvard second baseman nit
III bali on the line and like a rifle
ot over John Rei1iy's head but the
lleSinfie1der 1eaped into the air and
He'd down the bali with his gloved
nd It was the greatest catch not
~ Of this game but or any game
which these two teams have en-
ged in years.
Hardwick.. while he made two err
rs yesterday, saved a run which
build have helped Yale at the finish
i making superb stop of Bush's
81 shot in the eighth Brickley had
1other fine day with the stick, get
IL three hits, which makes six for
iii in seven times at bat In the
mes played so far. After the game
and Hardwick were seized by the
1dergraduates and carried in tri-
nph from the field. The mines will
eet for their third game in Brook
h on Saturday, but there Is no
at stake.
Seldom has g. college nine passed
SO many opportunities as the Yale
am did yesterday afternoon. Two
eli placed hits or even one at the
ght moment would have made the
me an easy one for Yale. Harvard
"a not not play with the finish 1t
lowed at New Haven, while Yale
as steadiness itself in the field. The
1ly Yale error was made by Reilly,
NO after a great scoop of Harte's
It IN the second innings threw the
ali past First Baseman Bush. lie
lore did not have a. chance on a
round ball all afternon, and the
harvard crowd did not have a chance
|, see his wonderful throwing arm In
elton. He did,. however. come
trough with three hits. each time
riti1 d man ahead Of him, but only
nc base ahead.
Score:
n. n. e.
vale 02000o0o0-2
harvard 00o01oO02--3 8 4