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...race were: Referee, Capt. Lewis K. Hull of the Yale crew; judge for Harvard, Capt. Edward D. Brandegee of the '81 Harvard crew; judge for Columbia, Capt. Jasper T. Goodwin; time-keepers, for Harvard, Mr. frank Bolles; for Columbia, Mr. Geo. B. Lee; judge at finish, Mr. J. C. Ayer, Harvard...
...have taken place in the freshman crew since Borland went into the University. Hamlin is now rowing seven and fills the place very successfully. Hartley is rowing six and Barnes has gone back from seven to five. Cabot has taken Hartley's place at four. Brown is rowing two. Ayer and Vogel have recently gone to the training table as substitutes. The crew leaves for New London on the 19th. The crew are rowing in poor form and show very little interest in their work. As only about two weeks remain before the race, it is to be hoped that...
...exhibition of umpiring ever seen on Jarvis field, or, it is to be hoped, on any other ball field. Six runs were credited to the Beacons, for five of which they were entirely indebted to the decisions of the umpire. The first poor decision was in the third inning. Ayer struck an evident foul tip which shot far over Nichols' head. The umpire, however, called it a third strike on the ground that the ball struck Ayer's hand instead of the bat. The striker said immediately after that the ball did not come within six inches of his hand...
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Time of game, 1h. 50m. Passed Lalls - Allen, 1; Crocker, 2; Ayer, 3. Wild Pitches - White, 2. First base on called balls - Harvards, 5; Beacons, 2. Umpire, Quinn...