Word: predicted
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Turner, the Andover pitcher, has great speed and has proved very effective during the past season. Rustin, Hinkey and Murphy all are first class men. When the nines are so evenly matched it is hard to predict the winner. Exeter has been slightly the favorite until lately when Andover has come up greatly. The two nines will be made up as follows: Exeter-Phelan, l. f.; Lighthall, 1b; Ewing, c. f.; Kent, 3b.; Bissell. c.; Brown, s. s.; Chamberlin, r. f.; Burleigh, 2b.; Howe, p. Andover-Rustin, s. s.; Sheffield, 3b.; Jennings, 2b.; Hinkey, r. f.; Murphy, c.; Crawford...
...other representatives, the men who compete, the chances look bright for victory. In such closely contested events, however, it is impossible accurately to predict the results. In the past the favorable results which Harvard has had have been the outcome of the system which has developed and set a large number of men on the scratch in each event. On this same system Harvard must rely for success tomorrow. Every man should be taken to the games who stands the slightest chance of gaining a point for Harvard. Under such circumstances Harvard has high hopes for victory; whatever...
...much to predict sure success for the new department of instruction; a success, moreover, that will at once increase the number who will seek the advantages of the University, and that will make far more active the present functions of Harvard...
...Harvard and Yale freshman nines will play their first game on Holmes Field on Saturday afternoon next at three o'clock. The Harvard freshmen have been playing a very unsteady game throughout the season, and it is impossible to predict anything concerning their work on Saturday. The Yale freshmen have been improving very steadily, according to all accounts. They had some very good material to start with and they have been working it up very carefully. Captain Calhoun of the 'varsity nine, who since his accident has been unable to do any playing, has given considerable time to coaching...
...early to predict the make-up of the team, but the pitchers will undoubtedly be Wiggin and Dinsmore, both of whom have been training with the 'varsity. The other candidates are as follows: Parker, Merriam, Jackson. Manning. Whitmore, Johnson, Hickey, Hoppin, Dodge, Henderson, Duffield, Gallivan, Broughton, Conro, Winsor, Burrows, Ingalls, Dearborn, Marshall, Barlow, MacVeagh, Martin, Sanborn, Hutchinson, Dibblee, Farquhar, Churchill, Strauss, Cochran, Bisbee...