Word: players
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...reported that Campbell, who entered the Law School last fall is an exceptionally good catcher, a heavy batter and a good all round player...
...following are candidates for catcher's position: Henshaw, '88; Slade, '90; Bigelow, '90; and Campbell, L. S. Henshaw by his work last year, both as catcher and at the bat, placed himself in the front rank of college players. No Harvard player ever made as great a success in his first year as Henshaw did. Choate was catcher on his Freshman nine, and substitute on the University nine last year. He is a good backstop and a fair batter. The other three candidates...
...grounders. Coolidge and Lord have played on their class team for three years. Batting has always been their weakest point, but in this they both improved greatly last year. Holden was substitute last year. He is a hard worker, a good base runner, and a valuable all-round player. Gallivan has played on his class team for two years. His fielding is fair, and last year he led the batting in the class games. Morgan and Clark played on the '89 team. Morgan is an excellant fielder, but his throwing and batting are weak. He has the making...
...James Dwight, the celebrated amateur tennis player was married last Wednesday to Miss Elizabeth Iasigi, daughter of the late Turkish Consul...
Other candidates who are looking and hoping for positions on the crew are Farrington, '88; Wells, '89, and James, '90. Carter of '88, Sheffield, the celebrated football player, will probably be one of the trainers when he returns to college. The most promising men in addition to those above mentioned are Hardenburg, of '88; Burt of '87; and Buchanan, Corbin and Wells, of '89. Stewart, of the class of '88, who stroked the practice crew, stands a pretty fair chance of receiving a place on the crew...