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...costly. The catch by H. D. Kernan of a foul fly deep in left field is praiseworthy. R. Kernan was quick to take advantage of a similar chance behind the bat. The base-running showed a little more life than in the Amherst game. This was partly due to the return to the team of Carr, who did some remarkably quick work, stealing four bases and scoring two runs. Stillman's pitching, although not at all brilliant, was very steady and showed up well at critical times. Although he allowed the Williams team ten hits, he gave but one base...
PHILADELPHIA, PA., May 1, 1903--The University shooting team won the dual shoot with the University of Pennsylvania today by one bird. At the end of the first half, Pennsylvania was three birds in the lead. The score being 175 to 174. A strong wind and a hazy atmosphere due to forest fires made the shooting very difficult. The highest score on either side was made by Dupont, who practically won the match for the University...
Arlowe Kingsbury Miller '06 died at the Eliot Hospital in Boston, on Monday, April 20. His death was due to a peculiar throat disease, which began with the symptoms of acute tonsilitis several weeks ago. The funeral services were held in Chicago...
Last Saturday the Freshman nine defeated the Mechanic Arts High School by the score of 15 to 0, in a lifeless and uninteresting game. The large score was due chiefly to errors by the high school team. The three Freshman pitchers did well at critical moments, but all the men showed a tendency to bat high flies...
...practice of the University squad yesterday was of the lightest nature. After batting work at the nets, the team was given fielding practice on the Freshman diamond. The work was not encouraging, due, perhaps, to the coldness of the weather which rendered accurate play impossible. B. Wendell '02 had supervision of the work...