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...ball was then carried by Fearing to within three yards of the line and he was pushed over after couple of downs. Trafford kicked the first goal within five minutes of the start. Score 6-0. Weis started the ball for tech, but was unable to carry it along. Tech, kicked the ball which Lee caught and carried to the centre of the field. Good rushes by Lee and Fearing carried the ball to the fifteen yard line from which Trafford kicked a goal. Score 11-0. Time 9 minutes Weiss war again given the ball but was unable...
...managers of the Harvard and Yale elevens met yesterday at Spring-field to complete arrangements for the games. They visited the grounds and found them thoronghly levelled and turfed and in excellent order. They then gave out a contract for seats along both sides of the field, in addition to the Hampden Park grand stand. The new seats will accomodate abour 5,500 and the grand stand about 1,500, Fully five thousand people are expected from Springfield alone. A train will be run from Boston, probably starting at 11 a. m., with special rates for Harvard...
...annual spring races of the club will be held on Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock, in the Charles River Basin. The course for paddling canoes except class I will be half a mile along the river bank and return, that of class I being a quarter of a mile and return. The sailing race will be over a triangular course each side having half a mile...
...fifth inning when Pettit came to the bat and made a clean three base hit, coming in on Irwin's put out. In the next inning Black and Flanagan each made base hits. Black got run out, however, between third and home, but O'Brien made a home run along the third base line, and brought in two runs. In the next four innings Harvard played such a sharp game that Wilkesbarre was unable to score. Downer during this time pitched a fine game, and he was well supported by the rest of the team...
...bank on the side of which the grand stand is situated. Gradually sloping upward from the grand stand is a large grove of forest trees, on the edge of which the very pretty stone club house stands. On the top of the bank there is a private road running along under the shade of the trees, which affords a chance for spectators in carriages and coaches to look directly down on the contestants. Every seat in the grand stand is a good one, which can not be said of the seats on the Manhattan track. The view from the grand...