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Yale was defeated by Princeton in the second game of the series at Princeton Saturday by the close score of 3 to 2. Clark pitched an excellent game for Princeton and kept the hits well scattered. The only two hits off Van Vleck, the Yale pitcher, were made in the fifth inning, when Princeton did all their scoring. Yale's two runs were made in the sixth. The batting and fielding of both teams was weak and erratic, and there were numerous errors throughout the game.
The score by innings: Batteries--Princeton, Clark and Dawson; Yale, Van Vleck and Jones.
Batteries--Princeton, Clark and Dawson; Yale, Van Vleck and Jones.
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