Word: pennington
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...pitcher, Bates, Luce, Guerin, Cummings, Bumpus. For catcher, Pennington, Willard, Fitz-Hugh and Mason. For first, Peckham, Weld and Bean. For second, Dean. For third, Keene and Nichols. For short stop, Parker, Corning and Lamb. For the field, there are Crosby, Bowman, Mason, Fitz-Hugh, Embic, Dodge and Babbitt...
...have left college. Therefore, only by the hardest work on the part of the successful candidates, can Ninety-One hope to accomplish anything this year on the ball field. The nine will play at Andover next Saturday and will probably be made up as follows: Bates, p.; Pennington, c.; Peckham, 1b.; Dean, 2b.; Nichols, 3b.; Corning or Parker, s.s., and Crosby, Bowman and Mason in the field. In addition to the above, Willard, Luce and Guerin will probably get on the team as substitutes. P. Valle has been appointed scorer by the captain...
...registration blanks of the following special students are defective and should be corrected at once: Austrian, Bartley. Bates, Benson, Buffum, Bullock, R. J. Clark, Foss, Gould, Hambleton, R. H. Harris, D. H. Heywood, Higginson, Horne, A. Lee, Longstreth, S. A. Lord, Mancha, Martin, E-2, Morgan, Nuss, Papazian, Pennington, Richards, Ross. Sears, Shirasu, C. H. Stone, Tevis, J. H. Walker, Willard, Wines, Wynne...
...freshmen have at last appeared equipped for base ball and appear determined to strike something, if only the eye with bright colors. On Saturday they won a praise-worthy victory over the Peddie Institute nine at Hightstown, 8 to 4. The same day the sophomores defeated Pennington...
...greatest advantage would accrue to the college. There are at Lawrenceville, Morristown, Pennington and other preparatory schools, a number of students who intend to enter Princeton. There are others who intend to go elsewhere, and still a third class who have made no fixed choice. Now, when Tom, who intends to enter Princeton at some future day, comes to be examined in Latin or mathematics, some of his friends who intend to go elsewhere, or who have made no choice, will probably come along. And as they have about the same stand as Tom, they may take a partial examination...