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Wiggin had little control over the ball and for four innings Princeton batted hard, scoring seven hits with a total of fifteen. In the fifth inning Highlands took Wiggin's place and for two innings pitched well, but in the seventh he lost his head and Princeton began to pile up the runs. With the score tied, Ward came to the bat. He hit an easy grounder to Highlands who threw wild to Dickison, Ward reaching third on the throw. Five hits with a total of eight, two costly errors on the part of Corbett and Stevenson, and Princeton...
...good game, the best work being done by Whittemore and Scannell. The latter played in splendid form and stopped Highlands's somewhat erratic pitching remarkably well. Corbett made one inexcusable error and fielded the ball in a very slovenly manner, while McCarthy was slow in starting when a hit was made. The score...
Earned runs-Princeton 5, Harvard 2; two-base hit-Altman; three-base hits-Altman, Ward, Dickinson; home runs-Mackenzie, Williams, Highlands; stolen base-Gunster; sacrifice hits-Stevenson, Trenchard; first base on balls-by Highlands 2, by Altman 1; first base on errors-Princeton 3, Harvard 2; Struck out-Ward 2, Brooks, Gunster, McCarthy; passed balls-Williams 2; wild pitch-Altman; hit by pitched ball-King, Payne. Time-2h. Umpire-Stage...
Earned runs-Harvard 3, Williams 3; two-base hit-Hammatt, Dewey; three-base hit-Winslow; home run-Clark; stolen bases-Whittemore (2), Winslow, Dickinson, O'Malley, Towne, Hammatt, Dewey; sacrifice hits-Whittemore, Winslow, Dickinson (3), Draper, Eaton; first base on balls-by Clark 8, by Highlands 1, by Wiggin 1; struck out-Ide, Eaton, Clark, Anderson (2), Lynch; double play-Eaton and Lynch; passed balls-Draper, O'Malley; wild pitch-Clark; hit by pitched ball-Paine, Scannell, Eaton. Time, 1 h. 50 m. Umpire, Mr. Murray...
...junior society plays, will be "Queen Katharine of Russia." Thomas S. Arbuthnot will be Kyrle Bolyn, the leader of a wandering players' troupe; Frank S. Butterworth, of football fame, is to be the High Adjutant General of the English Navy, and Richard Worthington, another senior who made a hit in last year's play, is to fill the part of Cardinal Wolsey. Thomas Dyer of the junior class is to be the Duke of Buckingham. There will be fifty-six undergraduates in the play. There will be twelve chorus girls and a host of shepherds and court ladies. The faculty...