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...batting for better than .200 per cent. The hitting of Clark in the last few games has been remarkable, for he has risen from ninth in the list at .250 per cent to second place at .393. Following are the averages: a.b. r. h s.b. Per Cent Frye, 22 6 10 1 .454 Clark, 33 9 13 2 .393 Wingate, 58 19 20 10 .344 Nash, 62 17 21 5 .338 Ayres, 63 9 21 1 .333 West, 6 1 2 0 .339 Milh'nd, 33 3 9 4 .272 Osborn, 15 3 4 1 .267 Gannett...
...very easy victory for Pennsylvania owing to the wildness of both Hitchcock and Frye, who between them gave 11 bases on balls, and to the poor support which they received from the rest of the team. Penn had men on bases in every inning, due principally to passes, and this shows to some extent the strain under which the Harvard team played throughout the game. The fact that only two of Penn's 12 runs were earned indicates that Harvard did not play nearly so well as the previous games of the season should warrant...
...Frye Replaces Hitchcock...
...base on balls, a three bagger by Minds, and another execution of the squeeze play gave Penn. two more in the third. Frye replaced Hitchcock in the fourth. Minds opened the inning with a double and was sent to third on Williams's out. Frye filled the bases by walking Schrimpf and Wallace. Schwert bunted to Frye, who held the ball, and Minds scored. Sayre popped to Frye and Mann hit a fly back of second base which slipped through Clark's fingers, and Schimpf and Wallace scored...
...more in the sixth, due to three bases on balls, a hit and two errors. In the seventh, Haley went to first on Ayres's error, got to third when Minds hit his second two-bagger, and scored on Williams's out. Minds tallied on a wild pitch by Frye. This ended Penn's scoring...