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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard came to the bat first and opened up the inning with three runs. Cook got his base on balls, and Mason followed with a scratch hit. Hallowell managed to get first also, while Cook scored and Mason went to third. Frothingham then got a very pretty hit and went to second, on the attempt to put Mason out at the plate, Hallowell going to third. Hovey was the next at the bat, and hit out a very hot liner to third, who not only managed to catch the ball, but also succeeded in catching Hallowell off his base, thereby...
...Cook...
Earned runs, Harvard 2. Two base hit, J. Murray. Stolen Bases, Trafford, McKeever, Donovan, Walsh and M. Murray. First base on balls, Cook, J. Murray. First base on errors, Harvard 6; Murray and Irwin's 9. Struck out, Cook, Cowling. McKeever, Donovan (3), Walsh (3), J. Murray, M. Murray (2), Kiley (3). Double plays. Mason and Dickinson; McQueerey; Kiley, M. Murray and McKeever; Kiley and M. Murray, Cowling and M. Murray. Wild pitches, Highlands, Bates (2). Time, 1h. 45m. Umpires, Bond and Goode...
...Robert J. Cook or rather "Bob" Cook, is business manager of the Philadelphia Press...
...juniors won the Yale class races at Lake Whitney on Saturday. Bob Cook, who saw the race, said they rowed his stroke exactly. The freshmen came in second. The varsity crew gave the junior crew two lengths handicap and beat them by only three feet; time, 6m. 59s. The single sculling race was won by H. W. Buck, '95; time...