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...easily defeating the Springfield Y. M. C. A. combination on Monday, and Coach Slattery decided to give his team a rest yesterday, taking them to watch the Braves play in Boston. Herrmann, who will be used as a relief pitcher for the Princeton contest, will probably start on the mound for the Crimson, but he is almost certain to be replaced later in the game by Spalding...
...faces the luckless Springfield College nine in the thirteenth contest of the season. The rainy weather of the past week has given the Crimson a rest and a chance for its members to recover from minor injuries suffered in the Holy Cross game. Young will probably start on the mound, so as to give him a long rest before the Princeton game on Saturday...
Yesterday afternoon the University baseball team left for Hanover, where it will meet the successful Dartmouth nine in the thirteenth game of its season. The Crimson line-up will be strengthened by the return of Jenkins and Larrabee to their old positions. Young will start on the mound for the University with a record of four victories and only one defeat, which he suffered on May 2 at the hands of Holy Cross. Coach Slattery has given his team a week of light practice with the Dartmouth contest as an objective. The postponement of the Bowdoin game gave the University...
...dropping a game to Holy Cross, Dartmouth has won seven straight victories since the Southern trip, defeating Columbia, Maine, Springfield College, the Massachusetts Agricultural College, Yale, Norwich, and Pennsylvania. In the last contest, which was played on Thursday, Dunlevy held his opponents to nine scattered hits. Huntzinger, on the mound for Pennsylvania, did even better, holding the Green to four, but the latter's ability to come through in the pinches, coupled with four infield errors by Pennsylvania, gave Dartmouth a 4 to 2 victory...
Whistler is the greatest single name in the collection. His famous " Peacock Room," transported bodily from London, is there, the room which Whistler painted for the English shipping magnate, Leyland, whom he satirized as a peacock rising from a mound of gold...