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Saturday's game with Brown, though devoid of any brilliant features, was nevertheless characterized by steady playing which is sure to win in the long run. Bean's pitching cannot be taken as a sample of what he is able to do against a college nine, as he has been suffering lately from a strain received while practising. Tilden's umpiring was very poor throughout the game and Brown was benefitted in almost every instance by his bad judgment, the Boston papers to the contrary notwithstanding. Coolidge, Olmsted and Greene led the batting, and Lovering, Nichols and Chase...
...game opened with Brown at the bat. They scored two runs in the first inning, one earned. Harvard made one run, unearned. In the second Brown failed to score. Harvard made three runs on four base hits and two errors. In the third Brown made one earned run on three hits. Harvard failed to score. In the fourth Brown made two runs on three hits. Coolidge made a home run for Harvard. In the fifth, sixth and seventh innings Brown was blanked. Harvard scored in the sixth on two hits and a passed ball, and one in the eighth...
Quite a number of Brown men were in Cambridge last evening...
...place her 'fondest hopes' in the base-ball arena," comments the Princetonian. "Both Harvard and Princeton have shown themselves strong at the bat. The Dartmouth nine, we learn, is batting poorly, and Amherst has done nothing at all as yet, and does not seem over-confident. Brown boasts of having discovered another 'phenomena,' and quite raves over her 'left-handed battery.' Her nine plays in the first three of the championship games, meeting Harvard, Dartmouth and Yale, between the sixth and tenth...
Games yesterday: At Worcester - Worcester 11, Bostons 10; at Providence - Providence 17, Troys 1; at Cleveland - Clevelands 1, Detroits 7; at Princeton, N. J., - Philadelphias 9, Princeton College 5; at Cincinnati - Cincinnatis 9, Pittsburgs 10; at St. Louis - St. Louis 9, Louisville 7; at Providence - Brown University 12, Alumni 4; at New York city - Metropolitans 11, Atlantics 5; at Southboro - Harvard freshmen 28, St. Marks 4; at Philadelphia - Athletics 10, Baltimores...