1893 Yale Bulldogs baseball team

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The 1893 Yale Bulldogs baseball team represented Yale University in the 1893 college baseball season. The Bulldogs competed as an Independent, with a student manager.

ConferenceIndependent
Record18–12–1
CaptainLaurence T. Bliss
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1893 Yale Bulldogs baseball
ConferenceIndependent
Record18–12–1
CaptainLaurence T. Bliss
Seasons
← 1892
1894 â†’
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The Bulldogs advanced to the first national championship event for college baseball, held at the Chicago World's Fair and pitting top teams from the East, South, and West. Yale won the tournament, defeating Amherst in the final game 9–0.[1][2][3]

Roster

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1947 Yale Bulldogs roster[4]
 

Pitchers

  • Walter F. Carter

Catchers

  

Infielders

  

Outfielders

  

Position Unknown

  • Thomas S. Arbuthnot
  • Morris H. Beall
  • Laurence T. Bliss
  • George B. Case
  • Benjamin Davis
  • John C. Greenway
  • Gilbert L. Hedges
  • John H. Kezie
  • William H. Murphy
  • F. Rustin
  • John B. Speer
  • Frank B. Stephenson
  • Noah H. Swayne
  
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Schedule

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 Yale loss
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1893 Yale Bulldogs baseball game log
Regular season
March (1–1)
DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall record
March 30at PennFranklin Field • Philadelphia, PAL 6-110–1
March 31at Washington YMCAWashington, DCW 13-81–1
April (5–5–1)
DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall record
April 1vs VirginiaRichmond, VAW 14–82–1
April 3at VirginiaCharlottesville, VAW 11–43–1
April 4at Johns HopkinsBaltimore, MDT 7–73–1–1
April 5at PennFranklin Field • Philadelphia, PAW 8–74–1–1
April 10Boston UniversityNew Haven, CTL 5–884–2–1
April 14DartmouthNew Haven, CTW 7–075–2–1
April 17at New York LeagueNew York, NYL 4–105–3–1
April 19at New York A.C.New York, NYL 4–65–4–1
April 22at BrooklynBrooklyn, NYL 6–135–5–1
April 26at NYUNew York, NYL 0–95–6–1
April 29at WilliamsWilliamstown, MAW 10–06–6–1
May (8–2)
DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall record
May 2BrownNew Haven, CTW 7–07–6–1
May 6PennNew Haven, CTW 5–48–6–1
May 8at WesleyanMiddletown, CTL 2–48–7–1
May 10at BrownProvidence, RIL 0–2118–8–1
May 13at Orange (N.J.) A.C.Orange, NJW 13–69–8–1
May 15AmherstNew Haven, CTW 6–310–8–1
May 20PrincetonNew Haven, CTW 5–111–8–1
May 24WesleyanNew Haven, CTW 3–212–8–1
May 30Orange (N.J.) A.C.New Haven, CTW 16–913–8–1
May 31at Phillips AcademyAndover, MAW 2–014–8–1
June/July (4–4)
DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall record
June 3at AmherstAmherst, MAL 1–514–9–1
June 7Phillips AcademyNew Haven, CTW 6–215–9–1
June 10at PrincetonPrinceton, NJW 2–016–9–1
June 13VermontNew Haven, CTL 3–416–10–1
June 17vs PrincetonNew York, NYW 14–717–10–1
June 24at HarvardHolmes Field • Cambridge, MAL 2–31017–11–1
June 27HarvardNew Haven, CTW 3–018–11–1
July 1vs HarvardNew York, NYL 4–618–12–1
Postseason
DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreOverall recordTournament Record
July 4{{{tv}}} vs. Vermont Chicago, ILL 12–14{{{win}}}  18–13–10–1
July 11{{{tv}}} vs. Vermont Chicago, ILW 2–1{{{win}}}  19–13–11–1
July 12{{{tv}}} vs. Virginia Chicago, ILW 6–2{{{win}}}  20–13–12–1
July 14{{{tv}}} vs. Amherst Chicago, ILW 1–0{{{win}}}  21–13–13–1
July 15{{{tv}}} vs. Amherst Chicago, ILW 9–0{{{win}}}  22–13–14–1
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