Word: sevens
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...freshmen defeated Amherst, '88, in a very one-sided game Saturday. Our freshmen batted fairly and flelded splendidly, only four errors being made and those excusable ones. The features of the game were the pitching of Palmer, who struck out ten men during the seven innings in which he pitched, the fielding of Holden, Fargo, Choate and Judson, and the batting of Fargo, Foss and Judson. There was a very poor attendance and little or no enthusiasm. The score follows...
Perhaps no better way could be devised to put our freshmen on their mettle in the game against the Amherst freshmen this afternoon than to remind them that this is the team which the eighty-eight men of Yale defeated by the narrow margin of eight to seven,- and that in a ten inning game. A victory for Harvard this afternoon will be significant of the strength of the team in more ways than one, while a defeat will serve to furnish a pretty accurate gauge of the weakness of our team in comparison with the strength...
...first half of the eight innings Amherst scored two runs on errors and a base hit, but as the Amherst nine were unable to play out the inning, being compelled to leave to catch a train, the score of the first seven innings only was counted...
...WINTHROP WHITE, President.HARVARD ART CLUB.- There will be a meeting this evening at half past seven, in the Club room. Prof. Palmer, who was expected to speak to the club, will be unable to be present, owing to another important engagement. There will be important business to come before the meeting however, and the designs for the shingle are also to be submitted, so that a full meeting is requested...
...committee was directed to examine other plans, in addition to the one by which the cost of the grand stand would be $14,000 and to make a report to the college as to which plan seemed to promise the most suitable building at a moderate expense. Only twenty-seven men attended the meeting,-a very bad showing, when we reflect of what great interest to the college as a whole the matter of erecting a grand stand...