The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-13
YALE DOWNS TIGERS
AND SERIES IS EVEN
Score Same as in First Game,
9 to 1, but Reversed-Way
Superior to Deyo.
ED briggs SPECTACULAR

PRINCETON, June 12.-Yale evencd the
baseball series with Princeton here this
afternoon when before a commencement
crowd OF 10000 II took the Tiger team
into camp by the same score as In
the first game. 2 to /. 1t was q
hard game for the P"rlncetonlans to lose.
especially az the alumni have not seen
n victory over Yale at commencement
since 1912, when Sam White turned the
trick.
The game was played with unusual
precision by both teams and despite
tnc care which all the players seemed
to exercise. "A wild pitch by Way gave
the Tigers their single run. while Doug
las Wild throw to third To catch Middle
brook enabled the Yale captain to score
the winning run
briggs and Scul,y stood out n little
above the others in their Individual
work. Ways wild pitch marring his other
wise almost perfect record. briggs put
an end to the first inning OF the Ellis
whom he made "A brilliant shoestring
catch Of Legore's liner. When Middle
brook was On third in the fifth inning
he sprang the fastest bit OF fielding
seen here since pendleton's DAY when
he took Hunters clout on the run and
ielded TO Scully Just in time TO catch
Hunter. lie also got one OF Princeton's
three hits. Scully did the receiving for
kelleher's pretty throws to second and
not; n single stolen base was registered
by the Ellis.
The game was preceded by the annual
fancy dress parade OF the alumni. All
OF the returned grads were in line to
march around the field. each class hav-
ing some distinguishing mark and some
having a complete outfit.
WAY had all the better Of the battle
between himself n Deyo. Tho Blue
tuirler had the PRINCETON hattcrs at hts
mercy and let them down with three
hits. lie struck out siA ard did not
issue a single pass. Deyo did not walk
any either, but he was found for eight
hits with a total OF twelve bases.
Driggs's fast work in the NTH iuuin-
saved Deyo from a bad hole. FOR a
double and single followed and only
one run resulted. lie struck out two
men.
Middlehrook opened the game with a
sharp double along the third base foul
line and he went to third on Milhurn's
out. lie died there when LeEore flied
TO briggs.
Hanks followed Middlebrook'. lead.
though his hit Was only n single. lie
moved TO second when one OF Pie Ways
fast ones caught Gill on the Elbow,
Scully's attempted sacrifice popped O.
Way and Greene flied to Iilhurn. way
then heaved a wild one over Hunters
head and Hanks scampered home and
GIN TO third. briggs ended the inning
by flying u Legore.
Yale tied the score In the nth inning
After Hunter was caught at second when
he tried To stretch hts single into q
double Bush connected for "A two bag.
ger ard Reilly followed with "A single
that scored Bush. Reilly was caught
trying to steal second ard Vaughn ended
the inuing by flying ut to Greene.
The winning run came In the sixth
period. Way drove a hot llrer TO Law.
Who made a pretty catch. and Middle
brook knocked "A bounder to the same
place. Law came IN rapidly to field II,
as II was a low hounder. but Just a. he
got to II tho sphere took a tremendous
bounce and shot over his head. Easton
laid down a pretty sacrifice. Deyo %
Douglas. and the Stter threw In n hurry
to catch Middlebrook At third, The
/ throw went wild II the hrg. GIL was not
successful in his efforts to get ii and
the Blue captain continued 10 tho plate
The princetonianS had "A ray of hope
IN the seventh. when with one out
briggs singled owe second y pur-
l,iued the second station. However
Douglas and kelleher struck out. ending
the inning. The score: