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After Captain Freddy Keyes broke the ice in the Crimson half of the first by reaching on an error, Sophomore Bart Harvey stepped up to the plate and pasted the ball all the way to the wire fence in left field for a double that drove in Keyes and started the afternoon's scoring...
...Bart Harvey followed with a hard-hit bounding ball to right, the second hit of the day off DeMerritt. On the play Keyes rounded third and started for home but slid back to the base in the nick of time. Terrier third-baseman Thomas then rifled the ball back to first to catch Harvey off the bag, but the throw was low and went on through Poltrine. Keyes then scampered home with the winning...
Outstanding in the attempted rally against two Army scores in the first inning and three more in the fifth, Bart Harvey poled out one-third of the total Crimson hits, and deserves much of the credit for momentary successes in both the third and the ninth innings. The sixth inning looked hopeful when Atkinson issued three of his passes to fill the Crimson bases, but illusions fell through when the Army tosser fanned Ayres for the third...
Captain Freddy Keyes at short, Bill Tuly at first, Bart Harvey at second, and Gil Whittemore at third make up a better than average Crimson infield
Among those who were active in making a report on the Committee's opinion of American convoys were: Bart J. Bok, associate professor of Astronomy, Robert G. Davis, instructor in English, John Lydenberg, teaching fellow in English, Henry F. May, Jr., teaching fellow in History, George Mayberry, teaching fellow in English and Caleb Smith, teaching fellow in Economics...