Word: stillings
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...fairly strong defence. The Juniors are strongest in attack and play well together, but the men on the defence tend to overrun their opponents. The Sophomores have a weak attack with a tendency to mass together. Their defence is fairly strong, but is easily drawn out. The Freshmen are still very poor in stick work and have developed little team play. They are, with a few exceptions, small and light, but have made creditable progress for novices...
...catchers, R. P. Kernan '03 has improved in his general fielding work, although he is still weak in covering wild pitches; he bats poorly. B. K. Stevenson '06 catches well, but is slow in throwing; his comparative inexperience in the position is a material handicap...
...development of the various crews has so far been unusually slow, although some improvement has been noticeable during the past two weeks. The Newell Seniors are now rowing well together and have developed a fairly long stroke. they are, however, still weak on the recover. The Weld Seniors have been doing rather poorly of late. Their form is good and they row well together, but the crew lacks life. The Newell Juniors have a tendency to clip and they do not row well together. They are especially slow at the catch and weak on the finish. The Weld Juniors...
Owing to the unfavorable weather recently, the Freshman baseball squad, now numbering 21 men, has not made much advancement. There is material for a good team, but the practice is still sluggish and inaccurate. Two teams played a scrub game yesterday, coached by N. S. Bartlett '03. O. G. Frantz '03 will take charge of the squad early next week...
...Sawin (Y.) had lost to Davidson (O.); and on Saturday, Rice (H.), had drawn his game with Webb (Camb.), Sewall (Col.), had defeated Bateman (Camb.), and Keeler (Col.), had lost to Bumpus (O.) The games between Richardson (P.) and Roome (O.), and between Bridgman (H.) and Brown (Camb.) were still unfinished and Mr. Pillsbury was appointed to adjudicate them. He at once awarded the game between Richardson (P.) and Roome (O.) to Richardson, but postponed judgment until today on the game between Bridgman (H.) and Brown (Camb.) In this game Brown has a slight advantage, but the decision...