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JOHN ANGUS MILHOLLAND...
Harvard. a.b. r. h. s.b. p.c. Clark, 65 16 25 3 .385 Nash, 88 20 30 7 .341 Wingate, 89 26 30 14 .337 Frye, 30 6 10 1 .333 Hardwick, 62 14 20 4 .333 Mahan, 50 3 16 2 .320 Ayres, 97 13 31 2 .319 Milholland, 56 3 17 4 .304 Fripp, 19 3 5 4 .263 Gannett, 81 14 19 3 .235 Osborn, 20 3 4 1 .200 Hitchcock, 20 2 4 0 .200 Yale. a.b. r. h. av. Blossom, 87 17 34 .391 Swihart, 26 4 9 .348 Hanes, 41 11 12 .291 Vaughn...
...prospects for a good baseball team next year, while not as bright as this year, are exceedingly good. The team will lose five men by graduation. These men are Clark at second. Wingate at shortstop, Milholland in the outfield, Osborn catcher and Hitchcock in the box. The greatest gaps to be filled will be those left at shortstop by Captain Wingate and at second base by Clark...
...Freshman outtielders will be given a chance to fill in Milholland's place in centre field. With the rest of the team intact, the outlook for next season is exceedingly bright. Coach Sexton will be here for two more years, and with his system firmly established as it will be next year, the 1915 team should be one of the best in the history of baseball at Harvard...
John Angus Milholland '14, of New York, prepared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H., where he played in the outfield. He was at first base on the Freshman team and has been a utility outfielder on the University for two years. He will start the game in centre field today. He is 21 years old, 6 feet, 1-2 inch tall, and weighs 165 pounds...