Word: second
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Amherst has the reputation of being the best team in the regular intercollegiate league, but her play yesterday was not at all steady, and at times it was even careless. Allen started in to catch, but after the second inning, he changed places with Walbridge at short-stop, who caught the rest of the game. Sexton pitched only a fair game and the home players did not find great trouble in hitting...
...first inning Linn got his base on balls and made third on passed balls and home on Howland's fly to left. Two more runs were gotten in the second inning, Evans and Howland each making a hit. It was not until the sixth inning that Harvard scored again. At that time Willard led off with a base hit, reached third on Mumford's two-bagger, and scored on Thayer's error. In the seventh, Downer made another hit, but was put out trying to take third on Sullivan's wild throw. Linn and Quackenboss both got first base...
...fellowships of the first class of $400 each; ten fellowships of the second class of $200 each, and ten scholarships with free tuition have been provided. The rate of tuition has been fixed at $200 a year, exclusive of laboratory fee. Applications can now be received...
...second game in the class championship series was played on Jarvis yesterday afternoon. The seniors beat the sophomores by a score of 7 to 6. The game was very close throughout, though Ninety-one had the lead for seven innings. McPherson and Wood were both very effective and the batting very light. The men on both nines played well though several showed the lack of practice. The features of the game were the difficult running catches of Wood and Crosby. The batting was weak and the base running sometimes careless. Very fine playing was made difficult by the cold wind...
...secretary of the committee has written to the various preparatory school athletic associations urging them to send men to compete. We second the appeal and hope it will be heeded. Surely so good an opportunity ought not to be lost through apathy...