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...Hamlin, W. Hague, P. L. Barbey, A. Hunt, E. Little, W. H. L. Bell, W. F. Canavan, V. S. Manson, R. T. Crane, J. W. Lee, M. Hunt, E. T. Curley, C. B. Bradley, G. Otis, J. S. Mason, C. H. Lawrence, E. C. Edson, H. Peabody, F. M. Rivimus, J. R. Thorndike, J. G. Macomber, G. B. Collings, T. L. Marsalis, H. P. Higgs. Coxswains-C. S. Lee, W. A. Wilson...
...Roberts 130, S. A. Sicher 153, J. J. Rogers 170, C. E. Clapp 168, R. G. Colburn 173, P. Daive 170, H. W. Hersey 134, W. K. Rainsford 183, R. S. Wallace 175, W. S. Tufts 150, E. J. Curley 150, N. A. Tsanoff 150, R. Crane 157, W. P. Honnewell 150, J. T. Jones 178, F. W. Birch 161, C. G. Dodge 180, T. G. Meier 163, R. Pierce 160, S. C. Henderson 148, P. O'Brien 143, C. T. Hawes...
...Theta Delta Chi Spread, 20 Ware St., 6 to 8 -- G. W. Billings, R. D. Crane, O. D. Crilly, W. P. Everts, E. B. Hilliard, H. W. Mason, C. S. White, T. H. Whitney...
...shell designed for the University crew by Mr. Clinton H. Crane was tried for the first time yesterday afternoon. The boat is finer at the bow, wider in the stern, and much more shallow than those built on the old model. The shell is not expected to have extraordinary speed. But it was calculated that if the lines could be made some-what finer without rendering the boat correspondingly unsteady an increase of speed amounting to a couple of seconds in the mile would result. In yesterday's trial the boat appeared to be very steady. Although it is fully...
Earned run -- Brown. Two-base hit -- Barry. Sacrifice hit--Loughlin. Stolen bases -- Coolidge, Clark (Brown). Bases on balls -- by Stillman: Tobey, Bacon; by Washburn: Kendall. Hit by pitched ball -- by Washburn: Devens. Struck out--by Stillman: Saunders, Crane, Detmers; by Washburn: Wendell, Loughlin. Passed ball -- Whiltemore. Time--2h. Umpire--Gaffney...