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...showed the effects of the weather, which was not conducive to spirited play. The base running was slow and unintelligent on several occasions and an unusually large number of men were left on bases. The fielding was more satisfactory. Simons and Crocker not only led the team at the bat, but covered, the ground around second base faultlessly. Simons made three put-outs on throws from Currier to catch men stealing second. Regnier at second and Raymond the catcher excelled for Brown...
...went out in succession. Crocker made a good start in the eighth by a short hit over third base, but no one helped him to proceed around the bases. In the ninth Simons went out on a fly to the first baseman and Marshall, who was put in to bat for Hartford, was called out on strikes. Lanigan then hit to centre and Harvey scored him with a double to right. Currier's strike-out ended the game...
...favor of the Sophomores. Ferguson, who was appointed captain of the Juniors in place of R. W. Hall, who has been taken on the University squad, reached first on an error, and stole second, but the next two batters were easy outs. Long was put into the game to bat for Kenney and sent a clean single into right field, scoring Ferguson, while Leonard's hit brought Long across the plate a moment later. The Sophomores were put out in order. The playing of O'Connell was exceptionally good as he accepted fifteen chances with but one error...
...Brown team has also shown marked improvement since the first game with the University team, both in fielding and at the bat. On Monday, however, they were defeated by Yale by a score of 4 to 1, but were apparently superior to their opponents in all but scoring ability. Nourse, who was responsible for shutting out the University team on May 19 and who pitched against Yale two days ago, will not start the game His place will be taken by Staff...
Simons led at the bat for Harvard with a three-bagger and a single; and Aronson and Dana each hit safely twice. For Cornell Ebeling duplicated Simons's record at the bat. The fielding of the home team was on the whole only mediocre, and the playing was at times listless. Harvard played championship ball and the chances taken on the bases prevented the score from being larger...