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...yesterday afternoon by a score of 9 to 6. The game was really much more one-sided than the score shows, as Vermont was unable to do anything except in the third inning, when two hits, two errors, and stupid fielding by the second team let in six runs. Winsor was very effective, allowing only four short hits during the whole game. The Second Nine fielded fairly well and hit well when hits were needed. Stewart in centre covered a great deal of territory, accepting four difficult chances, and also making two clean hits. The Vermont team played well...
Batteries--Winsor and Manning; Fogg and Wassan...
...School yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field by a score of 27 to 2. The game was altogether too one-sided to be interesting and the indifferent work of the Second Nine during the last few innings was the only thing that prevented a much larger score. Both Dudley and Winsor were effective in the box; and the three errors in the infield--were responsible for the only runs made by Hopkinson...
...batting well, and ought to outplay Exeter easily, although in a practice game yesterday with 1902, the fielding was decidedly ragged. The batting order of the Harvard team will be as follows: Lancy, 3b.; Nye, 1b.; Jaynes, s.s.; Pieper, r.f.; Black, l.f; Stewart, c.f; manning, c.; Daly, 2b.; Winsor or Dudley...
Earned runs--Second Nines 5, All Leiter 2. Three-base hits--Clark, Leonard, Frothingham. Two-base hit--Daly. Sacrifice hit -- Stewart. Stolen bases -- Lancy, Clark, Jaynes, Stewart, Carr. Bases on balls--by Winsor: Skilton; by Coburn: vinsor Struck out--by Winsor: Carr, Kendall, Skilton, Laverack, Putnam; by Coburn: Black 2, Jaynes, Leonard 2, Daly, Winsor 2. Double plays Daly and Nye; Coburn, Laverack and Kendall. Time --2a. Umpire--J. J. Penrose...