The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
YALE WINDS UP ON
TOP WITH ONE RUN
MORE THAN TIGERS
Stcadicr Fielding Behind Way
Makes DeyO Of Princeton
Take + to 3 Defeat.
IEGORE KILLS HITS BY
SPECTACULAR THROWS
n, WILLIAM n. HANNA.

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Yale won. and won because the sort OF
work which produces runs. the attack,
was continued further into the fray than
Princeton's. The score was 4 to 3. which
made the third time since the two first
engaged each other that there was a
difference Of only one tally between the
winning and losing grist. A series Of
stubborn battling. rather good baseball
measured by the college standard and
with such faults OF college baseball as
Indispensable hitting and want OF keen
ness In taking openings present In only
moderate amount.
Yale had the lead twice and Prince
ton twice. and the second time the Yale
players went to the front they stayed
there. This was in the eighth inning,
Away went the bail game with that
scant but sufficient incursion into the
lucrative. II was only a one run as
say, but rich because II was late in the
game and because II won. Ways pitch
ing was too good for the Tigers. in their
one remaining inning, 20 have more than
the slimmest chance TO recoup their for
tunes. and the slimmest OF chances It
remained.
Way managed the hydrated ball so as
20 keep Princeton hitting at considerable
distance from itself. Hitting in volleys
by the Nassau men was restricted to
two hits per volley and with a small
output of them. ways suppo was
good In that errors were few. though
each Of the two errors behind him cost
q run. He made one himself. so cost
himself a run
The pitching was first class on both
sides. which was more than could he
said OF the batting or the fielding. Way
had a high bail. one which came from
a low, sid arm delivery. took an ascen-
sion glide across the shoulders OF the
Pr!ncetonians and puzzled them a great
deal. Deyo. who pitched exceedingly
we'll for the Tigers and deserved a bet
ter reward than defeat. had an effective
and comely change of pace. The hits
off him were only five. those of Way
seven, and though two runs were earned
off Deyo to one off Way bolder. quicker
fielding by his helpers probably would
have cut off one Yale run. AS II was
Yale's hitting, sparse thought 1t was,
accomplished more and the Blues de-
fence was faster and steadier.
Yale had a poor defence against base
stealing. Hunters poor throwing
helped the Tigers 10 runs and imposed
an extra bufltu Oh the StuTuN way.
II looked at one time as II Yale would
toss the game ava through slipshod
work at both ends of balls thrown to
stop stealing.
The ratio of Princeton uns to Prince
Ton opportunities for runs was expen-
eively small for the Jerseymen. Largely
20 blame for that was Ell Harry Legore,
who grabbed hot shot TO uhe right OF
him, To the left of him and elsewhere
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plate and intermediate points. Legore
has an arm of steel and though h.
held on TO the ball before throwing so
long that IL looked as IL he intended
keeping II until he is graduated, he
whipped II to It's destination in time.
At cutting OFF Tigers he was a curly
wolf with the aid of n catcher who
wasn't timorous about standing up at
the plate as rapidly moving student
bodies %catapulted themselves at hat
objective.
Through some odd disposal Of forces
the Yale crow sat behind the Princeton
bench, aud the Princeton par;!sans back
OF the Yale bench. They had II fifty
fifty in cheering and vocalized in well
come moderation. As TO noise and
racket II was soft pedal baseball. There
was just enough talk by the players to
keep one another wide awake. As COM
pdfSu 10 coIltSt pdIUeS OF former sea
sons and to many professional games
of the present there was a decrease of
chatter which brought about a big i'm
provemcnt without deadening the game
at all. The 1000 spectators found IL
restful for the ears without ~distracting
from action. The action was from brisk
10 slow. but the latter sort wasn't be-
cause Of reduction OF noise.
MiddlcbrOoh won the first run TO the
NAN h-,..Ia go -. .Lg 4
granted occupancy OF first base TO the
Tale captain. Eastern sacrinced-there
was sacrificing in abundance with little
o. the run and hit-and Milbur spur
a double down the left border of the
green and fetched Middlebrook home,
Cne run put Yale in the lead for two
INNINGS.
Tn Tigers scratched Gravel for two
runs in the third, aided by Hunters poor
throwing, With one out Way made a
vide throw to first which pulled Bush
from his abode. Dcyo was the beneh-
ciary. Hanks singled to left. and Deyo
took third when ON forced Hanks
Whatever chance Milburn had Of making
a double play was spoiled by the way
Hanks went into second base, Hunter
made a fright of a throw when Deyo
Ind GIN started a double steal. the
former scoring, GIN got a big start on
Way and stole third and Hunter didn
throw at all. A hit by briggs whicn
Tloughed through Ways hands scored
GIN.
The New Haven canine and the Jer.
eey feline celebrated the fourth inning
by making "A dOdnio bone-they gave a
simultaneous exhibition of ivory. Take
notice HIlhurn was on first with n1i,.
out. Nobody else was on, 10 that whrr
Legore popped "A fly to Scully II was no,
an inficld fly. Legore stopped running
and walked "v'r 10 the bench. Boae
No, /. Had the ball been dropped i
would have beer cnld's play for Prince
ton To make a 'oGble pay. But enc
here Bone NJ 2, Scu'iy didn't Sc, IS
chance He caught tie hall. He Z " d
tave dropped II ard had a cinch doub
play. But n, tnne called into bone
and mahogany By. ahogany.
Mr.. Reilly did quite we'll in the fftt
with n line single to centre, the sam
buz2ing past RUIZ Law. Vaughn tame
a safe fly TO short left. Way sacriicar
IN Reilly scored on M!ddlchroo k's slow
rrnundcr g. Douglas.
The Tigers counted once in the sixrf
aftcr several rcpulscs. Gin don ilei r.
The right field wall, Driggs sacrificed
sreeno waited II out. SCully drOy,
TharDly toward left, but l.egore snatche,
IN" hot leather up from his right an,
beat Gin to the plate with his throw
lic took his time and Hunter ha I;
make a quick touch 10 get CHI. Doug
les" sid n erounder through short lie
pore captured this one too. l. was 4
M ana Green" scored. but Legore ;hrev
OUT Sculiy when the latter tried frr tn,
Llate on IN" play. A diligent spolspor
i'I IN" Tigers was Old Eli Lego,
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