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With the score 1 to 0 against them in the ninth, the University baseball team rallied yesterday and defeated Pennsylvania by netting three runs. The game was a pitchers' battle between Felton and Captain Imlay in which Felton had the better, striking out twelve men and allowing only five hits. The Pennsylvania pitcher also performed well, but the fact that two of Harvard's runs resulted from errors is witness to the poor support which he received. The feature of the game was a remarkable throw by Coleman in the first, catching Alsop at the home plate...
...first score of the game, by Pennsylvania, was made in the fifth when Peder doubled, went to third on Schwerts' sacrifice, and scored on a squeeze play when Imlay bunted over Felton's head. Harvard failed to score until the ninth. At this critical point Frye singled, and went to third on a wild throw to second after Tomes struck out. Gannet flied to right field. Phillips, batting for Felton, hit to first base, and Pedan muffed the ball, Frye scoring. Alsop singled, and Wingate flied to left where Glendenning dropped the ball and Phillips and Alsop scored on another...
With bands playing, pennanis waving, people cheering, the second of the annual baseball contests between the CRIMSON and the Yale News finished in a whirl of dust on Saturday. In the ninth the dauntless sons of the CRIMSON snatched themselves from defeat by a two-run batting rally, and in the eleventh pushed themselves to the pedestal of victory by pounding in four more tallies, a lead which the News fought vainly to out down. The final score, 10 to 9. tells the story. The CRIMSON had only one regret and that was in taking the game from hosts...
...Freshman baseball team defeated Rindge Technical School by the score of 3 to 1 on Soldiers Field Saturday afternoon. The Freshmen led throughout the game but in the ninth inning Rindge scored one run and had two on base when Cunningham threw to Ervin catching Harvey off second and ending the game. Messenger secured the only hit for more than one base--a three-bagger. Innings, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R. H. E. Freshmen, 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 x--3 6 1 Rindge...
...having only two errors. Felton pitched good ball after the first inning when he allowed two hits which resulted in Bates's first run. After that he steadied down and struck out the next four men who faced him. Hardy and Hitchcock who replaced him in the eighth and ninth respectively pitched well, each disposing of three...