Word: pote
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Scannell, catcher, Pote, Morton...
...work of the college nine was much the same as the 'varsity's, excepting that it was much shorter. R. H. Stevenson has been appointed temporary captain of the college nine which is at present composed of the following men: Pitchers, Gregory, Fitz, Clarkson and Arnold; catchers, Morton and Pote; first base, Bouve; second base, Haskell; shortstop, Crawford; third base, R. H. Stevenson; centre field, Clark; right field, Burgess; left field, Beale. The following men are also with the second squad: McVey, Cochrane, Chandler, Martin, Holt, Manning, Griffin, Edmunds, Dayton and Scott...
...nines which played one of their usual irregular games, no score being kept either of runs or innings. Cozzens and Morton began as the battery for the first nine, but afterwards Brown took Morton's place. The batteries for the second nine were Haughton and Branch and Fitz and Pote...
...second squad which played each other for a short time, after which they practiced fielding grounders and catching flies. The following are now with the second squad: Armstrong, Thomson, Bacon, Manning, Goodridge, G. L. Paine, Holt, Harris, Stearns, Bradley, Hayes, Vincent, Cochrane, Kimball, Hanavan, Hall, Ely, Cole, Walker, Pote and Griffin. All the candidates begin strict training today...
Rogers '98 is a good backstop, but is rather too slight for heavy work. This is also the trouble with Pote. Pote formerly played on Somerville High and Rogers on Roxbury Latin...