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...first inning opened with Harvard at the bat and King in the box for Princeton. It was erroneously supposed that after the fine work King had done here a week ago, he would be able to hold down the opposing team to few hits. Such hopes soon vanished, for in the first inning Harvard began to bat the ball all over the field, and had scored six runs before the third man was put out. Princeton succeeded in getting a man around to third in the first inning, but failed to score, and her subsequent efforts proved equally disastrous...
...Longwood batted first, and began the innings with Bixby and L. Mansfield at the bat, Ellis and Barrow doing the trundling. Barrow begun well by bowling L. Mansfield on his first ball, but when Wright joined Bixby the trouble began. Wright batted with even more than his usual skill, and succeeded in obtaining the highest score of the day, a well earned 43. Dutton supplemented this score by a careful twenty, and Bixby and and Hubbard aided towards making the creditable total of 96. The bowling of the Harvard team was on the whole not up to last year...
...many undergraduates, and tend to enlarge the field of general athletics. The CRIMSON hopes to be able to put a nine into the field as usual, and means to work for the championship with might and mian. The pen is our accustomed weapon, but we are learning to handle bat and ball as well. But seriously, these games should be arranged, and we hope the managers of the base-ball association will see to it that the dates are set as soon as possible...
...between the seniors and juniors, resulting in a victory for the former. The game was poorly played by both teams, '89 excelling in the number of errors. Downer pitched a winning game for his nine, but the support given him was wretched, both in the field and at the bat. Magee and Downer did all the batting for the juniors. For '88, Bailey and Stetson played well in the field, while Allen and Holden excelled at the bat. McLean '90, umpired very acceptably to both nines, being strictly impartial and showing good judgment on close decisions. Eighty-nine plays...
...errors. Had he been less wild, the game would surely have gone to Princeton. Bates pitches a very fine game, being cool and collected throughout and striking the Princeton men out at critical points. For Princeton, Wagenhurst did the best field work, while Durell and King excelled at the bat. The score...