Word: anderson
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...return to Boston soon after the game, reaching Cambridge shortly before midnight. The recent changes in the make-up of the team have strengthened it considerably. The following is the batting order: Dean 2b., Beale l. f., Warren 1b., Stevenson 3b., Scott c., Stevens s. s., Garrison c. f., Anderson r. f., Paine p.; substitutes, Gregory, Sporbourg, Fox, Lord, Harris...
FRESHMAN NINE.- The following men please be at Pach's studio this afternoon at 3.30 in uniforms. Every one must be punctual. Dean, Gregory, Perry, Harris, Dunlop, Scott, Field, Warren, Sporborg, Stevens, Martin, Anderson, Beale, Garrison, Fox, Lord, Paine, Hill...
...Anderson...
Earned runs-Harvard; home run-Scott; sacrifice hits-Anderson, F. D. Perkins, Steere; stolen bases, Dean, Scott, Garrison 2, Hamlin, Steere, Gurney; first base on balls-by Gregory 7, by F. D. Perkins 6; first base on errors-Harvard 2, Brown 4; hit by pitched ball-Dean, Anderson, Gurney; passed ball-Green; wild pitch-Gegory; struck out-by Gregory 7, by Perkins 6; double plays-F. D. Perkins, Farnham and Gurney, Gurney and Hancock. Umpire-Murray. Time...
Brooklyn tomorrow evening. The exhibition will be under the charge of Dr. W. G. Anderson and H. S. Anderson of the Yale gymnasium, Professor Goldie of Princeton and Professor Andrews of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. The events will include acts on the horizontal and parallel bars, club swinging, trapeze, balancing ladders, rings, pyramids, acrobatics, horse, tumbling, fencing, and general gymnastics. There will also be competitive wrestling bouts, heavy, middle and light weights, between Yale and Princeton...