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...HARVARD. W. Taylor, l. b. w. Thorp, 7 Rothermel, b. Newman, 3 Trout, c. Graham, b. Thorp, 7 Evans, b. Newman, 0 F. C. Taylor, b. Thorp, 0 Trainer, c. Thorp, b. Thorp, 7 D. Tyng, not out, 5 Morgan, l. b. w. Newman, 0 Phillips, b. Newman, 0 Stork, c. Smith, b. Thorp, 1 A. Tyng, c. Newman, b. Thorp, 0 Extras, 3 33 EVERETT. Mariett, run out, 1 Dixon, b. A. Tyng, 0 Graham, b. F. Taylor, 1 Newman, c. W. Taylor, b. F. Taylor, 0 Thorp, c. W. Taylor, b. Stork, 32 Bolger, c. D. Tyng...
...detail: HARVARD. Trout b. Bennett, 0 Evans, run out, 3 Carter c. Oxley b. Bennett, 0 W. N. Taylor l.b.w., 1 F. C. Taylor c. Lowe s. Bennett, 35 Rothermel b. Beenett, 2 Trainer c. Lowe b. Young, 1 D. Tyng. run out, 13 Morgan c. Fairburn, 3 Stork, not out, 1 A. Tyng c. Harrison b. Fairburn, 0 Extras, 6 Total, 65 LYNN. Fairburn c. Rothermel b. F. Taylor, 32 Chave c. Trout b. A. Tyng, 1 Bunett c. Trainer b. F. Taylor, 6 Lowe c. F. Taylor b. A. Tyng, 0 Oxley c. Tyng b. Taylor, 0 Young...
...following men will be taken to Lynn: Carter, Rothermel, F. C. Taylor, W. N. Taylor, Morgan, A. Tyng, D. Tyng, Stork, Trout, Evans, Phillips, Trainer...
...examples of serious Advocate verse have shown less straining after effect or more real beauty of simplicity than "The Sculptor of Milos," by Charles Wharton Stork. The central idea of the poem, it is true, seems on a second reading, falsely dramatic, and is not justified by the scant explanation of its motive; yet the ease of the lines and the unfailing interest in the thought go a long way toward helping the reader to overlook this defect. Another piece of verse, "March in Massachusetts," by L. W., makes one wish to drop work and get into the country...
...last number of the Advocate lacks distinction. The stories are for the most part of rather negative merit, and possess little that puts them above the ordinary fortnightly theme type. The two bits of verse "The Spirits of the Seasons,' by C. W. Stork, and "Pursuit," by S. Hale, are rather slight in subject, though the latter has a charm and air, that the former entirely lacks...