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...game Saturday Harvard took advantage of Soutter's wildness and the B. A. A. men hit Downer hard, each scoring four. After that it was hard for either side to make a run, and the game was anybody's till the last man was out. With the bases full in the first, Alward hit to first, who threw home; the catcher unnecessarily tried to tag Dean and tripped him, losing the ball and letting three men in. The runs for B. A. A. in this inning were on four hits and Alward's poor throw to first. In the second...
...difficulty at the bat in hitting Day. The Harvard infield went all to pieces at times, and the men were very unsteady in their throwing. On the whole the freshmen played wretchedly, getting completely rattled at critical points. Their batting was weak. In the second inning, with the bases full and but one out, they were unable to score. The feature of the game was McCormick's fielding. The score...
CLUB UNION.- Meeting of delegates at Foxcroft House this evening at 7. A full and prompt attendance is desired, as this will be the last opportunity to change the provisional schedule...
...fourteen runs were unearned. Brown made several costly field errors, while Harvard's misplays at critical points were mostly made by Howe's wildness. He settled down later in the game, however, and although he gave far too many bases on balls, he pitched effectively when the bases were full...
...fast crew, but the best way to bring a crew up to a degree of skill is by means of form. He thinks that for steady development a fixed standard or ideal is necessary, and a system which the experience of each year will tend to improve. "A full and complete realization of this standard constitutes skill, and is attained, or rather approached with a college crew by thorough and careful adherence to the requirements of form...