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...lost control in the eighth inning, and passed four of the seven men who faced him. Up to that time he pitched a fair game, striking out eight men and allowing five scattered singles. The team was without exception fast on the bases. Stephenson especially showed improvement in this respect. Clarkson's poor decisions on the bases were demoralizing to both teams...
Since the Bates game on Wednesday the warm weather has favored the development of the University team, which has held two long practices. Batting has received special attention, and considerable improvement has been made in this respect. The regular fielding practice has been held, and the men have been coached on running and sliding to bases. P. Carr '04 has assisted Coach Coburn in this work. The batting orders: HARVARD. DARTMOUTH. Leonard, 3b. l.f., O'Brien Stephenson, c. c.f., McDevitt Burr, 1b. 1b., Gardiner McCall, 2b. p., Skillen Dexter, l.f. r.f., McLane Harvey, s.s. s.s., Richardson Hellmann, c.f. c., Main...
...expression of their respect and in recognition of the loss to the community and the world at large in the death of Dean Shaler, 63 business firms of Harvard square, extending almost continuously from Bow street along Massachusetts avenue to Church street, will close their places of business this afternoon from 2.30 to 4.30 o'clock...
...position at first base McCarty played a steady game, and seldom missed a difficult catch. At second McCall played with confidence. Simons at shortstop was nervous and unreliable, but gained in this respect toward the end of the game. Stephenson and Leonard were in their old positions at catcher and third base, and both played steady games. Castle, who took Taylor's place as pitcher in the sixth inning, kept the hits fairly well scattered, and struck out five men. Taylor who preceded him was batted hard. The inexperience of the outfield was very evident at times by their inability...
Pitching practice for the battery candidates and batting was held as usual in the Cage. In this respect the men show some improvement, and despite the increased speed of the pitchers are hitting hard, and placing their bunts well...