Word: hutchinsons
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Second nine defeated Andover on Saturday in a rather uninteresting game, by the score of 11 to 3. The Harvard team was unexpectedly superior in every department of the game to a nine which had held down the University team to two runs. The feature of the game was Hutchinson's masterly pitching. He had almost perfect control, allowed only three hits and gave but two bases on balls. Brown made a poor showing in the box for Andover and had ragged support...
...Second nine easily defeated the Boston Latin School team yesterday afternoon in a very one-sided six inning game by the score of 29 to 0. Hutchinson pitched well, allowing only three hits...
...Hutchinson '90 again aided Coach Higginson in directing the work of the crews. He will not have another opportunity to see them until they are at New London. E. C. Storrow '89 and G. S. Mumford '87 also coached from the launch...
...crews rowed in short stretches until they reached the starting point for the mile and seven-eights course. Here Dr. Hutchinson lined them up and sent them off for a brush over the course. Special attention was given to holding the stroke out long, and both eights rowed with more enthusiasm and life than has been shown for a number of days. At first neither crew had any great advantage, and at Harvard Bridge they were about even. From that point on, however, Bullard's crew shortened the stroke and fell to pieces...
...eights rowed back nearly to the Longwood bridge in quarter mile stretches under the coaching of Dr. Hutchinson and Mr. Storrow. The two strokes then changed places and the crews were started down stream again. In the second brush, Bullard's crew showed marked improvement and finished only a few feet behind Ayer's crew. The men then boarded the launch and the shells were towed back to the boat house...