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Fordham came near scoring in the fifth. a. Scheiss hit to left centre for two bases and took third on a wide throw to second by Hartford. The next man field out to Dana, but Jackson was given his base on balls. Jackson tried to steal second but was out on Currier's perfect throw to Simons. Scheiss made no attempt to come home on the play, and was left on third when McCaffery sent a liner to Briggs. In the next inning Fordham's two runs were made. Gargan Struck out, but Coffey hit safely to centre field. Harvey...
...after the first three bridges had been passed that Blagden was able to steer a straight course, and although the University crew had gained on the second, there was no opportunity to pass it until the bathing beach had been reached. At this point the second crew swung out wide in order to take the draw at the Cottage Farm Bridge, and the University crew took the lead at the bridge. When the boats passed under Harvard Bridge the University crew had a lead of a length and a half of open water, which was increased to three lengths...
...runs. Marshall singled, was advanced to second by Hann's sacrifice, and came in on Dana's second, hit. Dana stole second, took third on Brown's sacrifice, and by taking too great a lead off third was forced to try for the plate. He was safe on a wide throw to Currier. Team A scored its only run in the sixth. Lanigan singled, was safe at second when Marshall failed to hold the throw, and came in when Hall dropped a wide throw to first. In the first of the extra innings, team B made two runs with...
...Paul's Society and Christian Association will combine their usual meetings this evening in the third Bible study conference of the year to be held in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House at 7 o'clock. Mr. Wellington H. Tinker, who has had wide experience among college men in New York City, will be the principal speaker, taking for his subject "The Value of Daily Bible Study." The other speakers will be R. V. Hill 2G., B. D. Hall '09, W. M. Shipman '10, H. L. Groves '12, each of whom will speak briefly on the present situation...
...History of the Unreformed House of Commons, a very comprehensive and scholarly work in two volumes. By the large amount of patient industry which it represented, the soundness of the opinions which it contained, and the vigorous style in which it was written, this work at once commanded wide attention, and it is mainly because of the accurate and broad scholarship displayed in these volumes that Mr. Porritt was invited to give instruction at Harvard. As an active journalist Mr. Porritt is well known both in Europe and in America, and his regular letters to leading English journals on matters...