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The batting averages of the ten highest men (including only those who played in four or more games) follow: Ayres, .448; Frye, .444; Harte, .375; Nash, .333; Bernson, .333; Safford, .333; Gannett, .250; Coolidge, .230; O'Day, .158; Ames, .143.
Third Standish--Stroke, Damon; 7, Walker; 6, French; 5, Davey; 4, Hollis; 3, Ames; 2, Pulsifer; bow, Dix; cox., Pratt.
Ames, Swan, Ellsworth, Whitlock, r.f.; Abbott, 2b.; Ayres, 3b.; Harte, c.; Gannett, Simons, r.f.; Frye, Herter, p.; Tripp, Bernson, s.s.; Ashley, Heinz, l.f.; 'Day, Nash, 1b.
The Harvard Rovers defeated the Pilgrims of Boston in a somewhat onesided game yesterday afternoon by the score of 7 to 1. Neither team batted hard, but the Rovers took advantage of nearly all their opportunities to score. They began their scoring in the first inning. Ames was safe on...
The Pilgrims made their run in the fifth on an infield hit, two bunts, and a sacrifice fly. In the sixth the Rovers scored on a walk, a steal, a fielder's choice, and an error. The Rovers lined up as follows: Ames, l.f.; Gannett, r.f.; Ayres, 3b.; Frye, c.f...