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...quickly and prettily. Hovey in particular played a remarkable game at short stop. In the fifth inning, with one man out and Mendenhall on first base, Woodcock hit a hard grounder to short. Hovey's quickness and sureness in doubling up Mendenhall and Woodcock were admirable. At the bat also our men did excellent work. Woodcock pitched a good game, but did not prove nearly as much of a puzzle as the week before. Few more hits were made than in the previous game, but they were a strong contrast to the hits of the week before in being clean...
Brown made her run in the first inning. Woodcock was the first man at the bat. He knocked a fly to the out-skirts of centre field. It hit the side of a church and he took second amidst wild enthusiasm. Sexton sacrificed and Jones brought Woodcock home by a safe ground hit. This was the end of Brown's scoring...
...poor. Clark played a beautiful game in the outfield and Dickinson covered first well. No other player deserves especial mention save the catcher. Corbett gave about as poor an exhibition of ball playing as was possible and seemed totally incompetent to fill his position. His work at the bat was equally disappointing...
Dartmouth made her run fin the first inning. Abbott, the first man at the bat, hit to centre for three bases and came in on Baehr's sacrifice fly to the same part of the field...
...first rate. Howe pitched a good, steady game, and fielded his position well. But when the Dartmouth men did hit him they hit him hard. Decidedly the feature of the game was Alward's magnificent running catch in the fifth inning of a long, high fly from Ferguson's bat. Soule was again on second base, as Dean's leg is not yet in quite good enough condition for him to play ball with safety. Mason took Cook's place at third. The latter strained his leg so badly on Wednesday in sliding to the plate that he will probably...