Word: somewhat
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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This afternoon the Freshman baseball team will play Groton School at Groton. The Freshmen should win, as they were defeated by only one run by the Second nine, which defeated Groton by the score of 20 to 5. The Freshmen have been somewhat weakened during the past week owing to the loss of Greenough and of two others who are temporarily out of the game on account of slight injuries...
...Ayer's crew; and in Bullard's crew, Dunbar replaced Lloyd at three, and Cunningham took Phillips's seat at two. On the way back, the two eights took the mile and seven-eighths stretch. At Harvard bridge Bullard's crew had a slight lead, but going somewhat out of the course to keep near the launch, finished over a length behind Ayer's crew...
...first act contains more music than either of the other two and in it the action is best sustained. Most of the fun comes in the second act, which also contains a good share of catchy tunes. The third act did not run off quite smootely, and lost somewhat by coming after the burlesque, which dragged a little...
Daly improved somewhat at second base, and with Kernan, did the best batting for Harvard. Stillman was entirely ineffective, and Clarkson was very wild, giving four bases on balls in one inning. Wendell played a good game at first base, but the rest of the infield showed no improvement in team work. Wood played in right field and made a fairly good showing...
Richardson, captain, played number four on last year's team, and has had a great deal of experience. He is somewhat less steady than Brown, but is capable of brilliant playing. Lindsley is the present intercollegiate champion, defeating Hitchcock in the individual championship last spring. Wadsworth was substitute last year. In the qualifying round of the individual championship he tied Brown for the lowest score. W. E. Egan '05 was runner-up to Travis in the national championship last summer. U. A. Murdock '04, W. W. Hoffman '02 and T. M. Richards '04 have all done well in open tournaments...