Word: box
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...intend to give private spreads on Class Day are Requested to leave their names, with the times and plans of their spreads, in the box provided for this purpose in the CRIMSON office, by 9 o'clock tonight. A complete list of spreads will be published in the CRIMSON Friday morning. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
Barring Clarkson's fine work in the box, the best individual showing was made by Quigley, who played behind the bat in R. P. Kernan's temporary absence on account of a strained leg. Besides catching excellently, he succeeded in throwing out three men at second, and made one brilliant catch of a foul fly in the ninth inning. His batting, too, showed great improvement. Carr made a bad misjudgment of a foul fly near the plate, but otherwise fielded his position cleanly. Stephenson made two good catches in right field, showing great improvement over his clumsiness in the Princeton...
Clarkson will be in the box again today, and Quigley will catch, as R.P. Kernan is still suffering from his leg, which was strained in the Mott Haven games. H.D. Kernan will play left field, and Stillman will play centre...
...Cambridge, was won by Harvard by a score of 13 to 1; but owing to the fact that Holy Cross was handicapped by the absence of their first pitcher, McGeehan, this score cannot be set down as showing the comparative strength of the two teams. With McGeehan in the box, the Holy Cross team defeated Yale on May 16 by the score of 3 to 0, showing marked superiority over their opponents both in batting and fielding...
...score of 6 to 0. Lynch, the Brown pitcher, allowed only three scattered hits and struck out twelve men; receiving meanwhile, errorless support in the field. Coburn also pitched very creditably with eleven strike-outs and only four hits against him; but his effective work in the box proved unavailing, since he himself made an error which let in three runs, and every other man in the infield made one or more errors, all of which were very costly. Such deplorable fielding, however, was only in part responsible for the defeat; for at the bat, the team showed a weakness...