Word: sevenths
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Shaw scored again in the beginning of the second half, Blackett made the seventh goal and Church then shot Hobart's only goal almost immediately afterwards. About five minutes before time was called Shaw made his third goal, leaving the score 8 to 1. Nash, Blackett, and J. P. Morgan all played well for the University team. The summary: HARVARD. HOBART. Hale, p. i.h., Irish Leavitt, c.p. o.h., Church E. Morgan, 1d. 1a., Herendeen Fitch, 2d. 2a., Bronson Nash, 3d. 3a., Prophet Alexander, c. c., Dwinelle Gustafson, 3a. 3d., Quinn Blackett, 2a. 2d., Cook, Warner R. P. Smith...
...Freshman baseball team was defeated by Andover on Soldiers Field yesterday in a close game by a score of 3 to 1. Reynolds made Andover's first run in the fourth inning. McKean scored for the Freshmen in the seventh, and Wright and Reilly both got runs for Andover in the next inning...
...only in the sixth and eighth innings that Holy Cross looked really dangerous. In the sixth, with one out, Mahoney got a three-base hit in to left field, but Whalen fanned and Jones was retired on a grounder to Lanigan. Dowd got another ineffectual single in the seventh. In the eighth inning, with two out, Mahoney singled over second. Aronson came in fast and made a hurried throw to second. The ball went wide, and before McLaughlin could recover it, the runner reached third, but was left there when Whalen field to Carr...
Several experimental changes have been made in the batting order of the Harvard team since the last game. Carr has been moved up from seventh place to first, and Lanigan has been moved down in the list. Babson will be in right field in place of Minot...
Professor F. C. de Sumichrast will give the seventh of his series of illustrated lectures on "The British Empire. Its Origin and Growth," under the auspices of the Victoria League in the United States, in Chickering Hall, Boston, on the evening of Wednesday, April 20, at 8 o'clock. The subject of this lecture is "The Power of the Empire...