Word: brennan
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Briggs was very slow during the whole game. He was not awake for Currier's throws, when two men might have been caught off first. He struck out twice at the bat, and held his base once when he should have run to second. Brennan was also slow in the field and in running g to first. The bright spot in the afternoon's work was the all-round good playing of Dana. He made three remarkable catches in left field of hard liners, one at his feet, and another by jumping up after a hard run. He secured...
...batting orders: HARVARD. BOWDOIN. Leonard, 3b. s.s., Lawliss Keefe, 2b. l.f., McDade Briggs, 1b. c.f., Caldwell Simons, s.s. 3b., Stanwood Lanigan, l.f. p., Files Kemble, c.f. 2b., Manter Haydock, r.f. 1b., Clifford Currier, c. r.f., Harris Brennan, Hicks, p. c., Bower
...University baseball team will play Bowdoin this afternoon on Soldiers Field at 4 o'clock. Brennan will start the game in the box for Harvard, and Files, an exceptionally good pitcher, will act in that capacity for Bowdoin. There will be two changes in the line-up this afternoon, Kemble and Haydock playing in the outfield where Aronson and Waters played on Saturday. Kemble has been a substitute on the University squad for the past three years, while Haydock has never had any experience with the University team before this year...
...batting orders: HARVARD. BOWDOIN. Leonard, 3b. s.s., Lawliss Keefe, 2b. l.f., McDade Briggs, 1b. c.f., Caldwell Simons, s.s. 3b., Stanwood Lanigan, l.f. p., Files Kemble, c.f. 2b., Manter Haydock, r.f. 1b., Clifford Currier, c. r.f., Harris Brennan, Hicks, p. c., Bower
...batting was rather deficient. With the exception of a misplay by Pond and Kemble in the seventh inning, which looked much like an error, both teams played errorless ball. Only nine hits were secured by both teams, but four of these were good for extra bases. Hartford and Brennan started the game as the opposing pitchers, but were soon replaced by second string men. They were both erratic and did not attempt to use speed. The pitchers did not partike in the batting...