Word: closed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...spirit of demoralization and fumbled a fly to his part of the field. McAdams had another pass ball, and all these misplays were interspersed while Yale was hitting the ball hard and running bases in truly excellent form. Three hits with a total of four were made in close succession, and Yale scored in all five runs. Finally Cole, who had been given his base on balls and had stolen second was caught napping by Gilmore, and the disastrous inning was at length brought to a close. The Yale team grew steadier as our men became rattled...
...decided to hold an inter-class race this afternoon at 3.30 p. m. All who saw the exciting team races of last winter will be glad to hear of this new departure in track athletics at Harvard. The men are all evenly matched and the result will be close and exciting. Each team will consist of four men. All the classes should turn out and cheer for their teams. John Cook will appoint a captain of each class and the teams will be picked from the following men who have been entered...
...Elliot '95, started in the two mile bicycle race. Pratt took the lead at the start, but on the second lap Davis passed L.S., him and set the pace for the rest of the race, until the spurt on the last lap. Throughout the race the four men kept close together, but when the spurt came on the last lap, R. H. Davis dropped back and let the three undergraduates have it out. These three finally crossed the line all in a bunch, with P. W. Davis a winner in 5 min., 38 4-5 sec.; Pratt second, and Elliot...
...half mile run seven men, Whittier '94. Hubbell '93. Batchelder '92, Corbin '92, Emerson '95, White '92, and Lakin '94, started. Lakin set the pace for a lap and a half, but in the spurt for the place Batchelder and Corbin passed him, and he finished a close third, just ahead of Hubbell. Corbin won in 2 min., 3 3-5 sec.; Batchelder second...
SPRING TOURNAMENT. - Open to all members of the University. Entries for both singles and doubles, (entrance fee $1.00 for each man), can be made in the blue book at Leavitt & Peirce's. Entries close May 21st, at 6 p.m. All men who desire to have their names considered for the Leagues this year should enter this tournament. First second and consolation prizes will be given...