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Three shifts were made yesterday in the order of the University crew. Meler, who was absent from Cambridge on Thursday, took Burchard's place at seven, the latter moving to bow. Flint, who has been rowing at bow since the Cornell race last Saturday, returned to his former position at three in place of George. In the four-oar, Corlett, at three, and Gill, at bow, changed places. Kellogg was tried at two instead of Pleasonton...
...Brown freshmen completely out batted and out fielded the Yale team and would have won but for an inability to bunch hits. Andover easily defeated the Yale freshmen by the score of 14 to 4, but only defeated the Harvard Freshmen by the score of 2 to 1, the latter losing two runs through stupid base-running. The game today should be close, but the chances are in favor of the Freshmen...
...order of the first crew the only change was that George's place at number 7 was taken by Corlett; the latter's seat at number 2 in the second boat was temporarily filled by Edwards, who has been rowing at number 6 on the second Freshman crew...
Five shifts were made yesterday in the order of the University crew. George, who on account of a strained back has been unable to row since April 29, took Flint's place at 7, the latter moving to 3. Richardson, who has been rowing on the crew since last Wednesday, was returned to the Freshman boat, and his place at 2 was taken by Tappan. Pleasonton was tried at 4 for the first time this spring, in place of Derby, who has stopped rowing. Lawson was shifted from 3 to 5, where he rowed last week. The two crews took...
...clock; C. C. Pell vs. E. H. Robinson; at 3 o'clock; H. Hadden vs. winning of Howes vs. Green match, latter to be played at 2 o'clock...