The Ttiinop Mid* hsskeWNtii teMn of Hi"
Throop Avmiup Pfephyieriein Obnrrih of
Brooklyn riofea^ed Uw RMriblet*. ? pro
fesslonal team of lenaoy City, FrMay night,
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?tp>rl. hy 21 10. H a iwwl fnappv
gfrtw ' a'ured b.v ??rv?s!lona! sh<">'mg nml
-plfiwiiil mm work of the home teem.
Threap 'e?i i^t the ?iul of the first half.
8 I a.rvi b> ann<r!'ir el-ootln|r Mllekl) ili-?<?
nuiv In the a?"ritid li?'f li wan Ihe Mirli'
fit'M game uivler prof-.MMniini nilw*. Krun
m*!, t?> *en?a,ilfleia' elir?ntitig, mnilf *iti-'.*n
i'ni>ii,? for T'>"Hi' The I'^ane hinther*
inireil fur I lie v1?W*?r*.
Beats Tufts in Game Rpplet
With Thrilling Plavs,
5 to i.
Hpfrinl Despatch to Tub N?W Vo?k TlBBAin
Princeton, x. J., April 16.?Prince
ton nosed out the Tufts baseball nine
this afternoon In a tenth inning rally,
5 to 4. Cooke was hit by a pitched
ball, Capt. Fisher walked and McNarnara
knocked a scorching liner to Morrell,
the New KnglanderB' pitcher. The boll
glanced off his glove into centre field,
urn b I in if Watson, running: for Cooke, to
race home with the winning tally.
Thomas and Jefferles divided pitching
honors for Princeton, while Keefe and
Morrell toed the mound for Tufts. Sen
sational fielding by both sides featured
the game, although errors were not In
frequent.
A number of beautiful running catches
and pretty one hand pickups gave the
contest plenty of thrills. Welser, Bat
ting and McNarnara starred with the
willow for the Tigers, while Roche ex
celled for Tufts.
The Massachusetts boys scored first.
