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...University nine was defeated by Georgetown yesterday afternoon through inability to hit White. Only one hit was made outside of the eighth inning, when Harvard bunched three clean hits but lost a chance to score through G. C. Clark's attempt to make three bases on his two-base hit to right centre. The failure to hit White does not necessarily indicate a slump in batting, for the ball was hit hard a number of times when Georgetown's fast fielding prevented safe hits. Such a showing against White, one of the best men pitching on college teams this year...
Harvard's two runs were scored in the first inning. Kendall and Fincke were given bases on balls and a double steal put them on second and third. Both runners scored on Downes's fumble of Wendell's grounder. In Georgetown's half of the inning Downes gained his base on balls and stole second. Golden singled to left field, Downes taking third. Downes scored and Golden took second on a passed ball. Walsh was given a base on balls and a passed ball advanced both runners one base. Golden scored on Devlin's long fly to Loughlin...
...University nine will play Georgetown on Soldiers Field tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. As the game scheduled to be played with Georgetown on the southern trip was prevented by rain, this will be the only Georgetown game this season. Last year Georgetown won both games from Harvard, the first 6 to 5 and the return game in Cambridge 9 to 5. Five of last year's team, including White, who pitched the second game last year, are again playing this season. The new men are the first and third basemen and two outfielders. In April Georgetown beat Yale twice...
...upper classes of the Philadelphia preparatory schools to visit Princeton on the days of important athletic events, and of making them familiar with the university. On May 12 five hundred school boys were taken to Princeton to see the Princeton-California dual games and the baseball game with Georgetown, and were entertained later at a dinner at the Tafus Club...
...June 12 an invitation intercollegiate track meet of Olympian events for the American teams which will compete in Paris, for a number of members of the Harvard and Yale teams and for several college graduates. The Paris teams which will be invited are those of Princeton, Columbia, Chicago, Georgetown, Syracuse, and Williams. The following men from Harvard will be asked to compete: Hallowell, Boal, Brown, Rice, Rotch, Ristine and Grant...