Word: dickerman
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Yesterday the Yale nine played its second game this fall against the New Havens, the latter winning by a score of 4 to 2. Only six innings were played. The following men composed the Yale nine: Stagg, p; Calhoun 2b; Dalzell, ss; Cushing, 2b; McBride, lf; Jones, 1b; Dickerman, c. f.; Poole, c.; McClintock, r. f. The score...
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...inability of Stearns to pitch. If he were in his last year's form there would be little question of the result of the game but without him in the box the work of the team is exceedingly erratic. The nine is at present made up as follows: Dickerman, cf.; Upton, p.; Stearns, lf.; Owsley, ss.; McCormick, rf.; Cheney, 2b.; Leland c.; Brown, 3b.; Pond, 1b. White, who played second base for Andover last year has made a change of base, and will pitch for Exeter next Saturday. Exeter's team is batting heavily but fielding poorly. In this last...
...large number of college athletes have been invited to participate in these events; among them are Downs and Lee of Harvard Sherrill, Harmar and Robinson of Yale; and Dohm of Princeton. The entrance fee for each open event is fifty cents. Entries close June 1, with George W. Dickerman, 19 West 44th street, New York city...
...Dickerman...