Word: fours
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Tickets for the Senior spread, on the evening of June 23, will be sold at the first three sales of tickets to Seniors. At these sales tickets will be sold in packages, one to each Senior as follows: Six tickets including a Senior ticket for $8.00; four tickets including a Senior ticket for $6.00. Single tickets to be used by others than Seniors will be sold at $2.00 each. Single tickets for the use of Seniors themselves will be sold...
...Galbraith pitched for three innings, when he was succeeded by Sears, who struck out six men and allowed but one hit. Vesper made five runs in the third inning on four hits and three errors. They thus secured a lead which they held until in the eighth, with the score 6 to 5, the College nine made three runs. A. Galbraith made a hit, stole second and came in on Slade's three-base hit. Slade scored on a short...
...while Harvard 1901 was especially strong at bat, their hits being well placed and timely. Stickney gave way after the sixth inning to Robertson, who allowed but one of Harvard's eleven hits. Putnam led the batting for Harvard with a two-bagger and a base hit, out of four times at bat. For Yale, Clark knocked a two base hit in the fifth inning which brought in two runs, and a triple in the last inning. In the fifth inning, Yale secured five runs by bunching hor hits...
...been stroking the First boat for the last few days, has rejoined the Freshman squad and Dobyns was put at stroke. J. H. Perkins was moved down to six, replacing J. F. Perkins who took that seat in the second boat. Higginson went down from two to four. Blake filled two and Harding replaced G. Marvin at bow. Wadsworth was also in the first boat taking J. Lawrence's seat at three. The two crews rowed down the river for some distance, but did not race together. Despite the fact that there was such a thorough shake up and that...
...score of 14 to 7, thereby winning the scrub series. The game was characterized chiefly by very free hiting, including two home runs by each team. Up to the fifth inning it was pretty close; then with three men on bases the ball was knocked over the fence and four men scored; after this but little scoring was done. The Dinwitts were handicapped after the third inning by the loss of their pitcher, as Foster was forced to yield to Wilder on account of a lame...