Word: boston
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...following eleven men received the baseball "H" by playing in a Yale series for the first time: Edward Livingston Bigelow '21, of Boston; Rufus Hallowell Bond '19, of Everett; Frederic Keil Bullard '20, of Revere; Robert Wales Emmons '20, of Boston; Winslow Bent Felton '19, of Haverford, Pa.; William Bainbridge Frothingham '21, of Boston; Everett Stearns Hardell '21, of Roxbury; Henry Parsons King '21, of Boston; Willard Wise McLeod '19, of Malden; Thomas Jefferson Meehan, Jr. '21, of New York, N. Y.; and Kenneth Perkins, of Los Angeles...
...Saturday, playing in better form than they have shown at any time this year, the nine beat Boston College 5-0. Hardell pitched a strong game, and was given almost perfect support by the team. R. H. Bond '19, who was behind the plate for the first time, this season, starred at bat with four hits
...special train for the Harvard-Yale boat races will leave the South Station, Friday, June 20, at 1.03 o'clock and Back Bay at 1.08 o'clock, arriving at New London at 3.40 o'clock; in time to connect with the observation train. Returning to Boston, the special will leave New London about twenty minutes after the observation train arrives from the University races. In case the races, are postponed, the train will start as soon as possible after official notice of postponement...
...been customary for the Harvard Club of Boston to run two special trains, but these have been discontinued this year...
...secure a handful of hits from the "big red team," a change has taken place in the Crimson camp. Men whose ball playing had been scarcely of the "corner lot" variety for the first two months, came back in championship form. By winning the Princeton series and shutting out Boston College, Captain McLeod's men have shown that unfavorable pre-season "dope" is no obstacle to a persevering team...