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First Inning. For Dartmouth, after two men were out, Springfield got his base on balls, but was left on base by Quackenboss flying out to Litchfield. For Harvard, WiestIing and Beaman struck out; Tilden hit safely, stole second and third, and was left there when Allen fouled out to Artz...
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...Harvard team will be made up of the following men in the game with the Tecks this afternoon: Pitcher and centre field, Winslow, '85, and Nichols, '86; catcher, Allen, '86; first base, W. C. Smith, '86; second base, Litchfield, '87; third base, Beaman, '85; short stop, Wiesteing, 87; left field, Tilden, '87; right field, G. W. Foster...
Some of the speeches made at the dinner of the New-York Harvard Club touching as they do upon vital topics connected with the university, should interest all. The first gentlemen introduced by the president of the club, Mr. Charles C. Beaman, was President Eliot, who spoke of Harvard substantially as follows...
...presented themselves then and there, and several others who were absent have signified their intention of trying, so that the whole number of men authoritatively considered candidates is eighteen. Of this number eight have previously had more or less experience on the university eleven. They are Winslow, '85; Beaman, '85; Crocker, '85; Boyden, '85; Allen, '86; Nichols, 86; Smith, '86; and Tilden, '87. The new men are Wiestling, '87. H. Coolidge, '87: G. P. Baker, '87; Litchfield, '87; Willard, '87; Loud, '87; all of whom had places on the freshman nine last year; Kimball and Gardner,'86; Hurd...