Word: brennan
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Harvard won through opportune hitting, though the batting was generally weak. The fielding, however, was swift and accurate. Brennan was the steadier of the two pitchers, struck out nine men, and allowed no bases on balls. Pratt struck out only six men, gave two bases on balls, and hit one man. Dexter and Evans both played their positions well, and Foster and Giles in the outfield each fielded their two chances cleanly. The Yale team was weak in fielding and threw to bases poorly...
Following are the batting orders: Freshmen. Roxbury Latin. Dexter, 3b. s.s., Richardson Russell, 2b. 3b., Thompson Giles, l.f. r.f., Waterman Mahar, s.s. c., Wendell Evans, 1b. l.f., Draper Weston, c.f. 2b., Kennedy Tweed, c. p., Bailey Brennan, p. 1b., Rogers Foster, r.f. c.f., Mosser
...Freshmen did not score until the seventh inning, when singles by Brennan, Dexter, and Russell, a hit by Mahar, and Lasley's error resulted in three runs. Dexter reached first on Bynner's error in the ninth inning; Russell's single advanced him to second, and Giles's hit to left field brought both men home. Giles scored on Mahar...
...Brennan pitched a fairly effective game for the Freshmen, but weakened with men on bases. Tweed, at catch, threw to bases accurately, allowing only one stolen base. Mahar's batting and fielding was a feature of the game...
Following are the batting orders: Harvard 1907. Yale 1907. Mahar, s.s. 2b., Ford Dexter, 3b. 3b., Church Eiles, l.f. c.f., Behr Russell, 2b. s.s., Camp Greene, c.f. c., Lasley Evans, 1b. l.f., Bynner Brennan, p. r.f., Emnerick Tweed, e. 1b., Everett Foster, r.f. p., Drisco