The New York herald., 1922-06-04
Townsend and Beebe Leave
Box-Thomas Finishes
the Game.
CHITTENDEN IS STEADY
Victory Most Impressive Over
Old Nassau Ever Accom-
plished ON Yale Diamond.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw York HERALD
New HAVEN, June 3.--All Yale needed
was little poking from behind this
afternoon in the first game of the
princeton series. This came in. the
fifth inning when the Tigers thought
they were on their way toward win
ming ball game just because they
had piled up a lead Of three runs
From the moment Yale went to bat
with handicap of three runs staring
them In the face. the game was never
In doubt. Before the Ellis quit ham
mering the offerings of the best twirI-
ers from Nassau. no less than fourteen
runs were accounted for over the re-
naming four innings. The score, IA
to o. was one of the most impressive
ever made by Yale against Princeton
on tie Yale field and gave crowd of
5000 cause for plenty Of optimism
over the probable outcome ,of the all
important series. Not for years has
Yale team treated Tiger pitchers as
roughly as did MAC" Aldrich's men
to-day. fff
Once they got their batting eyes
triples. two-baggers and singles rang
or their bats. and Mr.. Townsend and
beeoe retired voluntarily under the bonn
bardment. The Tiger coach, when
Townsend walked off in the seventh
had to hunt up Beebe from behind the
stand. When Beebe had enough there
was long consultation Of Tigers on
the choice of the third man to brave
the storm. Finally Thomas, without
warming up. was sent in and he was
unsteady.
Game Starts Tamely.
The game started tamely. neither
team doing anything for four innings.
Then Princeton awoke. Gotschalk first
up in the fifth singled to right. Garrity
moved him around peg on a good
sacrifice. McIlvaine beat out a bunt,
Gotschalk going to third. McPhee shot
one to O'Hearn and he was out,
O'Hearn holding the runner on third.
Botting doubled to left and Gotschalk
and McIlvane scored. On Jeffries's
single. Botting raced home. A single
by Garrity, McIlvaines safe bunt and
a passed ball by Mallory gave Prince
ton a run in the seventh inning but that
was Princeton'ss last,o-aars~s <,its pnr
Townsend in the fifth. Crane singled
and was scored by O'Hearn's triple to
left. On the relay to get O'Hearn Berg
threw poorly to third and Charley made
the circuit.
-Aldrich started the sixth with three
Dagger. Warren poked double to
right. Eddy bunted and Gotshalk threw
wide to first. Warren scoring. keliey's
hit brought in Eddy. Then Mallory
sacrificed and Kelley came home when
Berg threw poorly to catch Crane.
The Batting orgy.
In the seventh came the consumma-
ton of the slaughter. Aldrich, Warren.
Mallory and Chittenden contributed
singles. O'Hearn stepped in with the
bases full and cleaned them up with
three Dagger. Oed was hin and EDDY and
Kelley walked to vary the monotony OF
bineles. Before the dust cleared Yale
had sent six runs over the plate and
two pitchers, Townsend and Bcebe. to
the showers.
Two more runs were scored by the
Ellis In the eighth. Thomas walked
Aldrich and Warren as starter, ana
after Eddy flied out Kelley brought Capt
Mac" and Warren home on. a Ions
single to left field. MacPhee ielded well
for Princeton, while the work of the
ya1r fnfield was fiashy. Es