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...regular University batteries were given a rest yesterday and E. L. Bigelow '21 took the mound. His performance was very creditable, including as it did five strike-outs, and only one hit for his opponents. J. D. Murphy '22 caught well, and featured at the bat with two doubles. A. J. Conlon '22 was the most consistent hitter, getting three clean drives out of four times at bat, while his bare-handed stop of a hard grounder, was, together with Owen's reach for a high throw, the shining point in the game...
...three opponents by decisive scores, gathering a total of thirty-four hits for twenty-seven runs, and fielding accurately, with flashes of bril liance. E. F. Goode '22 and H. S. Russell '22 have shown themselves reliable pitchers, and A. B. Blair '21 has performed consistently behind the bat. Except in one inning in the game with Boston University, when they suffered from a fever of wild throwing, the infielders have played air-tight ball. A. J. Conlon '22 is easily the star of the inner circle, with many hard stops to his credit and no errors on the debit...
Georgia Tech, against whom Captain Emmons will first lead his team, boasts a hard-hitting outfield and three tricky pitchers. Barron, a football man, and Esan Settle are particularly potent with the stick; the longest hit ever made on Grants Field travelled from Settle's bat over the right field bleachers in the second game with Oglethorpe. The boxmen are Dan O'Leary, a south-paw, and Thompson and Collins, Freshmen...
...runs and no hits, and an offense that piled up fourteen runs, the Freshmen defeated Groton School at Groton yesterday afternoon. Kenneth Hill, through his brilliant pitching, and Percy Jenkins by his all around playing started for the Freshmen. In one inning every 1924 player had a turn at bat...
Hitting opportunely and taking advantage of their opponents' errors the University nine downed Boston University on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon by the score of 5-1. The Crimson players did not, however, show their best form either at bat or in the field, letting the opposing pitcher but of more than one hole and, in an orgy of wild throwing in the seventh, practically presented B. U. with their only...