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...Gordon has proved the most consistent hitter, while L. C. Larrabee and A. S. Rogers have at times shown power. K. N. Hill is easily the first choice for pitcher, despite E. L. Gehrke's good work yesterday, and he is well supported by L. C. Larrabee behind the bat whose catching and throwing to bases has been motable. all season. R. g. Norris, whose batting in the St. Mark's game showed marked improvement, is reasonably sure of his position on first, and F. S. Hill, who gave much promise last Monday, will have the call over...
...Freshmen, seven men went to the bat in the first inning, three of them coming home for runs, scoring mostly on the errors of their opponents. St. Mark's sent two men across the plate in their half of the first session. From then on, both teams settled down and after the fourth inning no player crossed the plate, nor was there at any time serious danger of the Freshmen losing their lead...
...University Second baseball team will face St. John's Preparatory School of Danvers this afternoon at 4 P. M. at Soldiers Field. The schoolboys are reputed to have a strong aggregation. The University men will bat in the following order: Chase, s.s.; Dickson, c.f.; Lucas. r. f.; Bancroft, 1b.; Mason, 2b.; Murphy, l.f.; Ross, 3b.; C.S. Stillman, Jr., c.; and Young...
...play, the second team played the National Shawmut Bank of Boston team, winning a one-sided, seven inning game by the score of 13-2. Young and Strong, pitching for the seconds, held the visitors to three hits. Fast work by the Crimson fielders and steady work at the bat by Lucas, Bancroft, and Vitkin provided the other ingredients necessary for a decisive victory...
...three hits, one a three-bagger, while the latter kept the crowd on its feet with his brilliant fielding. Lewis Gordon, Percy Jenkines, A. S Rogers and L. C. Larrabee all played a splendid game. Jenkins' fielding was very good, while Gordon and Rogers did excellent work at the bat, each getting two, hits, the latter scoring a two-bagger with three men on bases. K. N. Hill and Quill both pitched excellent ball, with the yearlings having a shade the better of it, supported by superior fielding. Hill struck out eleven men and made two hits, while quill Struck...