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...Freshman baseball team defeated Brookline High School yesterday afternoon by a score of 10 to 2. The Freshmen showed a marked improvement over their first two games, particularly in batting, but they did not bunch their hits well. Adams made a home run, and Kernan and Mitchell each got a threebase hit. The Brookline team was weak and made errors at the most critical times. The Freshmen showed a tendency to be caught napping on the bases and lost time by watching the ball after hitting it instead of running at once. Mason, behind the bat, was weak...
...advanced to second on a sacrifice hit by Coolidge, and took third on a passed ball. Wendell reached first on a base on balls, Stillman followed in the same way, forcing Wendell to second; and all three scored on a home run by Clarkson. In the second inning Marshall got a base on balls, reached second on a single by Carr, and came home on a base-hit by Wendell, which advanced Carr to third, from where he scored on a wild pitch. Bates scored once in the fifth and once in the seventh inning. In the fifth inning Lang...
...Schick '05 and S. Curtis Sp. C. were entered in the City of Boston games, held at North End Park last Saturday. In the hundred yard dash Shick ran from scratch and got second place. Fry got second place in the quarter mile from scratch and Curtis won the half mile from the forty-yard mark...
...week ago Saturday the nine defeated the University of Virginia by a score of 11 to 8 at Washington. Harvard began well and got a lead of six runs in the first five innings, which made the game practically safe. The playing was very loose on both sides, and Harvard's runs were due principally to scratch hits and Virginia's errors. In the fifth and sixth innings Stillman and Clarkson were very erratic and Virginia almost tied the score...
...start the Senior crew got away first, followed by the Law School boat. The Sophomore crew, however, by rowing a 40 stroke, led by a length at the end of the first half mile. All four crews passed under the bridge together, the Sophomores having dropped to a 38 stroke, the Seniors rowing 36, and the Law School men 34. At the last quarter mile the race had become a close fight between the Law School and the Senior crews, both boats rowing a 34 stroke; but the greater power of the Law School crew forced their boat gradually ahead...