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...home on two errors by the catcher. Mason made a single and came in on errors. Frothing ham got first on an error, and reached second and third on the errors that brought in Mason, and came in on Linn's hit. Downer got his base on an attempt to put out Upton, stole second and came in on Linn's hit. Linn took second on the throw in, third on an error, and home on Trafford's hit. Howland got his base on balls, stole second, took third on Trafford's hit, and home on Alward's sacrifice...
...fourth the score was nine to one for Harvard. Aster that Brown crawled up rapidly. Magill hit safely, took third on Dowd's two bagger and home on Hovey's three-bagger. Dowd came in on Hovey's hit. Woodcock got his base on an attempt to put out Hovey at the plate, stole second, got third on Frothingham's error, and home on Downer's wild pitch...
Harvard did not score in the fifth, sixth and seventh. In the sixth Bates took Downer's place. In the seventh Brown made five runs and tied the score. Messer hit safely, took second on an attempt to put out Hubbard, third on Upton's error, and home on Bates' wild pitch. Hubbard got his base on Upton's bad throw to Trafford, stole second and came in on the wild pitch. Weeks got his base on balls, was forced to second, and came in on Dowds three-bagger. Magill was hit by a pitched ball and came...
...Britain. Harvard University raised through a committee of twenty about $600 to assist in defraying the cost of the entertainment of the foreign guests of the Northfield Conference. It is quite certain that Harvard will have a General Secretary next year, the needful sum having been raised. A strong attempt has been made to have an elective course in the English Bible offered next year. This has been found impossible, but some special conferences on Biblical Introduction will be held...
Arrangements have been made for a straight-away quarter mile match race between W. C. Downs of Harvard and W. C. Dohm of Princeton. The direct object of the race is to attempt to break the world's record of 47 3-4 secnow held by Wendell Baker '86. The place of the race is not yet determined, but it will take place either at Beacon Park or Mystic Park or some other straight-away course. Detailed arrangements will be made by the N. Y. A. C., who will offer a prize for the winner...