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...Brooks, head coach of ihe eleven last fall was out to see the practice. He did not do any active coaching but talked over the faults of the men with Captain Brewer and Dr. Porter. Jack Highlands '93 was among the spectators...
...head coach has been appointed yet. Upton, tackle on the '92 teams Lewis, center, Gray, halfback, and all tackle, of the '93 eleven have all taken a hand in the coaching, although Gray and Lewis have given it the most time Mr. Deland will again be one of the coaches and Dr. Porter will look after the physical injuries...
...home run. Keator's hit was deflected by Highlands to Wrenn, and he threw out the runner at first, but the umpire did not allow it. Redington reached first on McVey's error, and Carter made a single, filling the bases. Stephenson's hit bounded over Winslow's head, and two runs were added to Yale's score. Speer's long hit got lost in the crowd in centre field and three more runs were scored. Letton also hit a sharp liner, but it went directly into McVey's hands, and Quinby made the third man out on Wrenn...
...throw to third to catch Dean Hayes made for second, and Blakely sent the ball down there to head him off. Hollister muffed the throw and Dean made for home, reaching there safely. Hayes meanwhile kept on for third, and Reunig sent the ball to Blakely, but the throw was high, and while the ball rolled to the outfield, Hayes came in with the second run. Scannell closed the inning by flying to Avil...
...balls. Stevenson struck out, but Highlands drove out a long fly to Gorman, on which Burgess took third. On the next ball pitched Wrenn started for second, and Reuning by a quick throw caught Burgess off third. He was being run down, when Blakely threw high over Reunig's head, and the ball rolled to the players' bench, while two more Harvard men crossed the plate. This rattled Schoenhut, and he sent Winslow and Dean to first on balls. Winslow stole second and third cleverly, but Goeckel made a neat play of Rand's hot grounder and the side...