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TALE ALUMNI WEEKLY BASEBALL. Yale’s General Work Improves, but Brown Wins the Series. The University nine left New Haven on Thursday night for a four days’ trip, playing the Newton A. A. team Friday, Andover on Saturday and Brown on Monday. Though handi- capped in recent practice by the con- tinued rainy weather, the work both in the field and at the bat showed a great inprovement and those who have been watching the Nine feel much encour- aged. Fearey settled down on Mon- day and allowed the Brown batters but eight hits. The injured arm, which was largely responsible for his recent unsat- isilactory work, is much improved and it is expected that he will be in good condition for Saturday’s game. W. F. Carter, 95, was with the Nine the early part of the week. Yale, 9—Newton A. C., 8. Yale defeated the Newton Athletic Club team in a close and interesting game, on Friday, at Newton Center. Yale bunched her hits in the eighth inning and won. The score: YALE. AB. R. H: PO. A. E. Wadsworth, 1b... BSS Se Weak: Cle oe! Aa 4 0 26. Wallace, Thi ia: betes: gagea regan Greenway. th Pe ee. 2 re Camp, SES .6010 533 ASO OCORS BA YT Hazen, 2b. So Oi aia ee Robson, 3b. BSD OO SOLD Hall p. 2225s ce yere jae to Sel oti Sullivan? Gvst 4 185 gre veg sih9 Totals .e. Se) 53.445 35 9 10 27 9g - NEWTON A. C. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Mason PGR es es ZO FE OETA G Dickinson, a ss, SP Ae oe Hubbata op. re ae Brown, feo es Poa BO Org Hevies 2026iee oc; 5-30 P60 -O40 Letten. 984 7:23. os) Bo Pit 2 pro Winstae 56... Telos: Cokie apat + Eki” pal Dowd, @e ..=:3..0:. Ae Ti 172.6 Cushwere 5 TO. OO. 1t (F8 dT Olas eee ss 8 oy Ott on FA Score by innings: 1 os as 6 7 8 Yale toca oO 1s 3 0 19 Newton’ ....°2-0"0:°9O -I'.0) 4 1-8 Summary: Two-base. hit — Dowd. Three-base hit—Wallace. —Yale, 7; Newton, 1. Bases on balls— Of Hall’ 7} ef Dowd--6:: Hit. by pitched ball—Sullivan, Winslow. Struck out—By Hall, 7; by Dowd, 9. Passed balls — Sullivan, 3. Wild pitch— Dowd, 1. Time of game—Two hours. Umpires—Highlands and Clarkson. Stolen bases Yale, 7—Andover, 6. Yale defeated Andover in a ten-inning game on Saturday, May 28, by the score of 7 to 6. Wadsworth took charge of the team in the absence of Captain Greenway, DeSaulles was also absent and Hazen took his place at second, Robson going to third. The field work of the University team was loose. The score: YALE. AB. Ri H..PO. ADE. Wadsworth) 1s G25 8.3% Obes te 0-2 Wear; thesia .3 vase @ 0 kos Wallace;:tf. .viniemeaer i pecdela 40 nae 0 Edgy Hick Sra OES foie eee rg ts see Camp; S8r Sabir ekaas Be Tiegs Ona b Hazen, 2b.4+ ssa SB A sy Robson; 3besi aces i Be tisee2rn 3s a Hecker; ‘pe A eaek ee Sere Sans eee Cee | Fearey, pea. oes oF oo -0.:0 <0 Sullivan; Ce.360 eis. Be 1st Hind 20 Totals ii. Se eRe Se 3 17-8 ANDOVER. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Quimby 2he ss oe 4 A eo Jones; :30e 3 St es ack R008 iva 6 Waddehe os. %4% Se ay ty A BO Corse; T4033 = es oO? (Orc O <I Stephenson; pe 086.55 (0 Or: 0-4 OO Chapa) 20: se S00 13:0 0 Saunders Agi iY Qe 09) dO Barnwell, cf. 5. esr: pees S28 A bo Mathews, ss. .......; So Es £o°O =a +0 Totals 1316 40. oe, 7 28 7 of Go to almost any Colum- § bia dealer and try the chainless. You will be convinced of its superior- ity. The trial costs you nothing. Columbia Chain Wheels, $75 Hartford Bicycles,- - 50 Vedette Bicycles, $40 and 35 Machines * Prices Guaranteed. Pope Mfg. Co., Hartford, Ct. Catalogue free from any Columbia dealer, or by mail for one 2-c. stamp. The “NEWEST” bicycle with the “OLDEST” name. Bevel-Gear! Chainless Bicycles Make Hill-Climbing Easy. Score by innings: 2 420A 5 Oh CeO Vorer aes, 0 'O<0"'O) 23-08 L TOT 7 Andover.. I 0 2.00 00 3 0 o—6 Summary: Two-base hit—Waddell. Three-base hits— Wallace, Fearey. Home run—Hazen. Stolen bases— Yale, 1; Andover, 1. Double play— Robson to Hazen. Bases on balls— Off. Hecker; S#: off -Mearey;.. 2: off Stephenson, 4. Struck out—By Hecker, 4;*° by * Fearey}:.23° by «Stephenson; 5. Wild pitch—Hecker, 2. Time of game —Two hours and thirty minutes... Um- pire—Clarkson. Brown, 4—Yalie, 3. The University Baseball Team was defeated by Brown on Monday last, in the deciding game of the series. The game was close throughout. Yale lost the game chiefly through the inability of the players to bunch their hits. Wear led at the bat with three singles to his credit, while Fultz, deSaulles, Hazen and Lauder carried off the infield honors. The score: YALE. _ AB. R. H. PO. A. E. déSanites. 2aex:. a. Sn et Oo Wadswotth, 1b. -.. 3 2 Ot 15; 0.6 Weal, teu. 6 et a Greenway. (F350 0.05.5. 6.2.2 £40 Wealladed ti 7. cae 4, 02 2 9340-0 CORA Be ah ce SO. 2 3b oO Hazen t3iee tee Oe Iee5 OC Fearey, Devinn wan torte. 1. O.. 2. 0 SRLIV ATs Cenk aa wks « ac le G16 OMAES oa fe eco, 30.2 14-25 10:2 BROWN. AB. R, H. PO. A. E. Bacon $947 ee. Be Oe AY: ¥ Fultz: 2b: «inva vee: Be Qiod Oo 3-50 Gamiions dire sche ien 0 0-20 Lauder. soon a AU it AO P. @€rokers 2b. wsvie aplosih 10 8-0 be Stagepe, 02S 990: 108 4 3 3e8) R: Groker; fis carolraiogr Be. Del Or10) 0 Clarke set sty so ak Bat 2O53 3 Oe Sedewith. pisc. che. : Av SGT (2 ee I otaitnt an. oS. ts SaccduiO-27 dye Score by innings: Tegra? Beg 9G PCB LG Brows 2610530 6 2a:0 0.5.03) 0,1.) dd Wales 20% PLO oor OF Ge02 40 E20 Bass Summary: Two-base hits—Wallace, Camp, Fearey, Greenway, Fultz, F. Crocker. Sacrifice hit—Camp. — Stolen bases—Brown, 2. Double plays —Hazen to deSaulles to Wadsworth; Lauder to Fultz to F. Croker. Bases on balls— Off Fearey, 4; off Sedgwick, 1. Struck out—By Fearey, 1; by Sedgwick, 5. Wild Pitch—Fearey, 1. Time of game —QOne hour and fifty-five minutes. Umpire—Gaffney. 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