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...defeat in the four weeks since the Harvard game, last Thursday, when she lost to Lafayette by the score of 2 to 0, through inability to make more than four hits against Newbury, while Crimean allowed seven. On May 28, the team defeated Cornell, 3 to 2, in a ten inning game in which Pennsylvania made three hits and Cornell nine, every one of Pennsylvania's runs being due to errors. A week later the team again defeated Cornell, by a score of 5 to 0. Devlin pitched unsteadily but brilliantly, allowing four hits and seven bases on balls...
...inning in the box being responsible for the loss of several games. The team lost two games to Holy Cross by scores of 9 to 3 and 6 to 2, respectively, but it should be noted that in the first, Amherst made eight hits and Holy Cross ten, and in the second, each team made six hits. Amherst also lost to Yale by the score of 7 to 4 in a game in which for five innings Yale was shut out, while Amherst scored two runs. McCrae weakened, however, in the sixth, and lost the game...
...Delegates of the Local Examinations of the University of Oxford have announced that, of the ten persons who took the qualifying examinations in Boston on April 13 and 14, as candidates for the first appointment of a Rhodes Scholar from Massachusetts, the following have passed and are thereby awarded exemption from "Responsions" the first public examination ordinarily required of candidates for an Oxford degree: A. W. Belcher '04, of Plymouth; F. H. Fobes '04, of Lexington; H. M. Jones '04, of Cambridge; R. H. Keniston '04, of Somerville; J. T. Kirby, of Braintree; L. H. Maxson '06, Boston University, College...
...assisted by one or two others of the "rowing staff" at Cornell, took them to the campus, showed them through the most interesting of the buildings, and introduced them in one of the fraternities. When the Harvard crew went to the boat-house in the afternoon, they found that ten or a dozen Cornell men had preceded them and had carried their shell from the car to the boat-house, and that the men against whom they were to row had given up their own lockers that the visitors might have a place to hang their clothing...
...University second nine defeated Norwich University Saturday at Northfield by the score of 11 to 3. The fielding was weak and six errors were made, but at the bat the second team made eleven hits, Norwich making only four, and Taylor struck out ten men. Many of the second nine's runs were due to frequent errors and wild pitches by the Norwich infield...