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There are few veterans on the team from Hanover this year, but, despite this fact, the visitors have developed a team which has been able to hold Georgetown to a 9-5 contest, and to defeat Princeton by the score of 4-3. Three times the team has bowed to Penn but two of the contests were victories by the smallest of margins. The powerful Holy Cross team, on the other hand, defeated the Hanover nine rather easily piling up ten runs and holding the Green players to three tallys...
...game gave every indication that the teams were evenly matched and the records since that time have borne out this conclusion. Holy Cross has suffered one defeat since her victory over the Crimson, bowing for the second time to the undefeated Georgetown aggregation by the score of 8-3. Just before the game with the University the Worcester nine suffered a set-back at the hands of the Yale team in a 9-7, contest. Since that time, however, they have more than made up for the defeat by sending Yale to a 5-2 defeat after breaking...
...only pitched consistently but has shown an ability to get his team out of difficulties. Against West Point he held his opponents to three runs and shut them out in an extra inning while the Pennsylvanians were overcoming the Army lead for a 4-3 victory. In the Georgetown contest he was put in at the end of the fourth to stop a four-run rally, and in a spectacular exhibition he retired his opponents without another hit for the remainder of the contest...
...Legendre, Georgetown, 23ft. 7 1-8in.; second, Rose, Pennsylvania, 23ft. 2 1-2in.; third, Lourie, Princeton, 22ft. 11 3-4in.; fourth, Merchant, California, 22ft. 7 1-4in.; fifth, Courtois, N. Y. U., 22ft...
...Hartranft, Stanford, 140ft. 1-Sin.; second, Muller, California, 134ft. 3 1-2in.; third, Miller, Harvard, 130ft. 8 5-8in.; fourth, Berkey, California, 129ft. 9 3-8in.; fifth, Legendre, Georgetown, 127ft...