Word: two
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Saturday the freshman nine plays the Yale freshmen at New Haven. Although Ninety-two managed to win the game in Cambridge, it was clearly shown that only by hard work and sharp and steady play could they beat Yale on her own grounds. One of the surest helps to a victorius game will be the presence of a large number of Harvard men to encourage their nine. Ninety-two has thus far a clean record and, we hope, can maintain it. A large share of the repsonsibility of this rests with the class which should send and unusually large delegation...
...understand that at present, but twelve Ninety-two men have signed the book at Leavitt's. We urge every freshman to make it his duty to go to New Haven. The time required is little and the expense moderate, while the help to the nine will be immeasurable...
...third on Evans' hit, but both were left on bases. Princeton was blanked in the fourth inning, but Linn scored for Harvard on a base on balls, a steal, a passed ball and a wild pitch. In the fifth Brokaw made a hit, stole second and came home on two successive sacrifices. Willard put out the third man by a fine catch of a foul. Harvard was blanked in every inning after this. In the seventh the bases were full with two men out, but Corning hit weakly and no one scored. Dana made a single in the sixth, made...
...Two new Fellowships have just been founded in accordance with a vote of the committee of the academic council. They are the Henry Lee Fellowship and the Ozias Goodwin Fellowship. The annual value of each is $450. The first is intended for distinction in Political Economy while the other is devoted to excellence in Constitutional or International Law. It is not specified that Harvard graduates alone are eligible, but graduates of any college may apply. It is required that all applicants for 1889 send word to the secretary on or before Saturday, June 15th...
There are two pieces of verse in the number, but neither is especially noteworthy. The issue is concluded with the usual book reviews and the Advocate's Brief...