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...nine yesterday gave an excellent exhibition of fielding and a poor exhibition at the bat. In the field, not an error was made, and many of their plays were notable for their brilliancy. Lovering's play at second was especially noticeable. Baker at short did good work. His stops were clean and his throws accurate. The best batting by Harvard was done by Nichols and Smith. Special features of the game were the foul bound catch by Smith in the eleventh inning and the double play of Baker, Lovering and Smith in the fourth. For Bowdoin, the pitching by Wright...
...nine played its third game of the season with the Holy Cross College nine at Worcester on Saturday. The playing of the nine was strong throughout. White pitched well, and was well supported behind the bat by Allen, who made several very brilliant stops. Smith covered first base in fine style, having played an errorless game thus far this season. Beaman made several fine stops of hard hit grounders, and his accurate throwing to first was worthy of praise. The nine showed a decided improvement in base running. Nichols and White led in batting. Following is the score...
...York nine defeated Yale in New York, Saturday, 14 to 3. Yale was weak in the field making several costly errors. She was also weak at the bat. Yale presented her change battery, Booth and Southers...
Although the game Saturday resulted in defeat for our nine, there is no reason to feel discouraged about our prospects. For the first 7 innings the game was sharply contested, and the superiority of play evidently lay with the Harvards. The batting of the nine was strong. Nichols excelled in this respect, placing to his credit a 3 baser, 2 baser and a single. White's work as pitcher was especially gratifying; not a hit was made off his delivery until the seventh innings and only four during the whole game. He fielded his position for all it was worth...
YALE.The Yale nine is thought to be weaker than last year, as it has lost the services of Hopkins, Badger, Platt, Smith and Wilcox. Jones will pitch again and will be supported by Hubbard behind the bat. The change pitcher will be Booth, who pitched in the freshman nine year before last and who was thought at that time to be a phenomenon. Souther, '84, will be change catcher. Hopkins' placeat first will be taken by Childs, '83, while Camp goes from short to second, leaving his old place to Griggs, '83, an excellent short-stop and a heavy batter...