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...score of 12 to 2. In the absence of the 'Varsity, the the game was played on Holmes. '90 was first at bat. Codman was given his base on balls, was advanced a base by a wild pitch and came in on Slade's single. Slade stole second, went to third on a passed ball and scored on McKean's put out, second to first. Piper got his base on balls, stole second and came in on successive errors by second and catcher. Vila flied out, and this closed the scoring for the first inning. In the second, Wardner made...
...fourth and fifth Harvard went out in order and in the sixth they made four more runs. Wiestling made a hit and got third, on a wild throw, and came in on Foster's single. Frederick made a wild throw on Campbell's hit to him on which Foster came home and Campbell went third. Henshaw drove the ball over the left fielder's head for a home run, bringing Camp-in also...
...Beacons did not score till the third innings. Then Allen got his base on an error and went to third on Hall's single. Hall stole second. McAloon then knocked a fly to centre which Bingham failed to hold after a long run and Allen scored. Hall scored on Bennett's out at first. They added one more to this score in the fifth on hits by Nichols and Smith, a wild throw and an unsuccessful attempt to catch Nichols at the plate, on Frederick's grounder...
...sixth and seventh they went out in order. In the eighth after two men were out Hall made a single, but was left on first. In the ninth, Bennett got his base on balls, stole second and came in on Richardson's single, and Richardson went to second on the attempt to catch Bennett at the plate. Nichols went out, Mumford to Willard. Henshaw attempted to catch Richardson on third but Campbell muffed the ball and Richardson got home. Smith flied out to Campbell and Merrill got his base on balls. Merrill stole second and third, but was left...
...team consisting of Messrs. Clyde, Austin, Oakes, Mead and Palmer went to Clarendon Hills yesterday afternoon, and shot the third and deciding match with the Jamaica Plain team. The team did some very good shooting, making 27 out of a possible 30 in the third round. The best shooting was done by Mr. F. S. Palmer, '86. The score by rounds was as follows...