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Last Friday ex-Captain Wiggin and J. D. Upton, both of the Law School, went to Andover and coached the candidates who are trying for the nine. The material seems particularly promising and Andover should have a strong nine this year. It is also hoped that similar attention may be paid to Exeter and other prominent preparatory schools. There are at present many prominent baseball men in the Law School who are prevented from playing by the rule which renders a man ineligible who has played for four years on any 'varsity team. It is the intention of the present...
...Robinson, L. W. Redpath and J. de K. Towner from '98; O. M. W. Sprague, C. T. Wentworth and Lindsay T. Damon from the Graduate School and instructors; A. C. Matteson, R. S. Eskridge, G. S. T. Newell, Jr., J. D. Arnold, E. S. Page, J. Wiggin and J. L. Wood from the Law School; William Reed and E. K. Rand from the Divinity School...
...batteries will be Upton and Wiggin, and Cummings and Stewart. The infield will play as follows: First base, Dickinson; second base, Frothingham; third base, Cook; shortstop, Sullivan. Abbot will play in left field. The spare battery will fill the remaining two positions of right and centre field...
...body. Neither have they been asked for on account of any feeling that the men were not competent, any more than when Captain Waters, of the football team last year, when re-elected, resigned in favor of Emmons, or when later Captain Cook, of the baseball nine, resigned, and Wiggin was elected. The present resignation of Fennessy may have been suggested for his own good. It is well known that a captain, and especially the captain of a crew, is liable to improve more slowly than the rest of the men, as so much of his time is spent...
Captain Whittemore will have valuable assistance from Cook and Wiggin, the two graduate captains who are now in the Law School...