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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard defeated Brown at Providence yesterday in a close but rather poorly played game of ball. It was Brown's Class Day, and a larger crowd was at the grounds than at any previous game this year. About fifteen Harvard men accompanied the nine...
...were: T. J. Stead '91, president; Paul Hunt '92, vice-president; Harry T. Kent '92, secretary; O. G. Villard '93, treasurer; Guy B. Bennett '93, librarian; M. L. Black '91, temporary leader. The president, vice-president and leader were elected a committee to choose a general manager. At the close of the meeting the secretary presented Carl K. Bennett with an elegant baton on behalf of the society...
...game yesterday was very close but not very interesting; rain stopped it in the end of the eighth inning, when two of the visitors were out. Bates pitched and was a little wild, but was hit safely only at intervals. Howland made two brilliant running catches of balls hit far over his head, and Dean made a magnificent stop of a grounder and assist in the first...
...Stephenson, '91, has been given the cup designed for the best all-round player on the Exeter nine this year. The contest between him and Saunders, '90, was so close that a second cup was offered by the Exonian board, and awarded to Saunders...
...University of Pennsylvania. The eleven thus far has made a record of which the college may be proud, winning six out of seven games, including the first championship match against Haverford. With this record the Harvard team may enter today's game with confidence of making at least a close struggle, and not without hope of winning. The eleven may not contain as many brilliant players as Pennsylvania's, but steady work and team play will more than make up for any handicap in this respect. Such fielding as the team showed in the last Longwood game will keep down...