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...leads a long series of games since he has figured only in seven games this year, but it is nevertheless the highest on the Crimson roster. Burns, ousted from the lead by the prowess of Chase, is further entrenched with a rise of twelve points. Captain Todd, and Zarakov, third and fourth respectively, each swung the willow during the past week to give them a higher average than that before the deciding Tiger contest. De Rham, although he did not get into the game against former Crimson diamond stars on Wednesday, pulled his average in the Princeton game alone from...
...Zarakov Gets 20 Runs...
...played on Soldiers' Field in three years. At that the Crimson should have won in the regulation distance. In the ninth, with only one out. Harvard had runners on second and third, when the Brown strategy board took a long chance that pushed the game into the tenth inning. Zarakov was walked purposely to get at Todd, who was having trouble with Quill's left-handed shots. Todd hit to third base, and a double play retired the side without score...
Harvard's other two runs came in the fourth and seventh innings. Burns opened the fourth with a long triple to right field, and scored standing up when Zarakov plunked a single over the third baseman's head. In the seventh MacDonald dropped Tobin's easy fly to centerfield. DeRham walked, and Ullman hunted safely. Tobin scored on Booth's long sacrifice fly after Sullivan had been retired on a fly that gave Tobin no chance from third...
...them they managed to score five runs, showing that their policy of waiting for the breaks is apt to bear fruit. Against Dartmouth, they pushed over all three of their runs and five hits, coupled with Green miscues. HARVARD BROWN Burns c.f. 3b. Schuster Jones r.f. r.f. Edes Zarakov 3b. 2b. Ruckstull Todd l.f. s.s. Dixon Tobin l.b. c.f. MacDonald Ullman 2b. l.f. Gurney DeRham c. lb. Parker Sullivan s.s. c. Holden Cutts or Booth p. p. Danzell