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Underwood has done the major part of the pitching for the Freshmen, and will be used in the game with Harvard. He allows few hits and has good control. The infield is a fast and well balanced combination, although Captain LeGore is in some respects the star of the team...
...seconds, will be in the finals tomorrow. Seldom has such a remarkable field of sprinters been gathered in one race. The five men to place will probably be Patterson and Lippincott, of Pennsylvania, Bond and Seward, of Michigan, and Reller, of Cornell. Since Bond has done 9 4-5 seconds this spring and since all are capable of 10 seconds flat, the winner is extremely doubtful. One thing is certain, if weather conditions are favorable, the victor will have to do 9 4-5 seconds or better...
...mile run, and should repeat his victory of last year. McCurdy has made 9 minute. 35 seconds this spring, several seconds better than anyone else. Hoffmire, of Cornell and R. St. B. Boyd '14 are expected to engage in a duel for second place. Boyd has done excellent work in practice since the Yale meet, when he beat Hoffmire's time in the Cornell meet by 5 seconds, and should not only take second place, but should give McCurdy a hard fight. the winners of fourth and fifth places should be Clark, of Yale, and Potter, of Cornell, with Cook...
...will fall to Potter, of Yale, or Braun, of Dartmouth, although Hammitt, of Penn State, will make it close. A. L. Jackson '14, has been showing improved form and should land in the scoring with a fourth or possible third. Armstrong, of Michigan and Ferguson, of Pennsylvania have both done 16 seconds as has Preble, of California; so there is very little to choose between them...
...results of the field events are no easier to forecast than the track. Kohler of Michigan and Loughride, of Yale will probably take the first two places, in the hammer-throw, although Coolidge, of California has done better than 150 feet on two different occasions. Olmsted, of Columbia is another man who can do 150 feet, while McCutcheon, of Cornell has made 149 feet. H. Sturgis '15, may secure fifth place, but a higher position is improbable...