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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Haven, Conn., May 25, 1909.--The Freshman baseball team defeated the Yale freshmen, 6 to 4, in the first game of the series, on Yale Field this afternoon. The game was full of spectacular plays and was not decided until the last man was out. The Freshmen won by bunching their hits. The fielding of both teams was erratic and errors were responsible for a number of the runs. Babson pitched well, allowing but five hits, though he weakened slightly toward the end of the game...
...Murchie hit to the running track for a home run. Though they braced in the last two innings, Harvard's lead was too great to overcome. Both Babson and Smith showed ability in pulling out of difficult holes, each retiring the side without a score when the bases were full with...
...annual function. Affairs of this sort are always valuable as a means of bringing the men together, and the new schemes seem to be particularly enjoyable from their informality. Tickets are now on sale, and it only remains for the Juniors, by a representative and enthusiastic attendance, to take full advantage of what will really be the last opportunity for the class to meet as a whole...
...retaliate for the long list of defeats. If Hicks is in form, and there is every reason to expect that he will be, Harvard should have a decided advantage in the pitching department, as White has not shown himself to be particularly effective. Hicks has never pitched a full game against Princeton. Last year he pitched the last two innings of the Cambridge game, and two runs were scored against him. The University team will have to hit with greater regularity than it has of late...
...order of final examinations in courses in the Graduate School of Business Administration, which will commence this morning at 9 o'clock, is given below. Examinations for full courses last not more than four hours, and for half-courses not more than three hours. They will be conducted under the following regulations...