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Harvard turned the tide of defeat Saturday by defeating the University of Pennsylvania by a score of 8 to 3. Harvard scored eight runs in the first four innings, so that there was little excitement during the rest of the game. The result was due mainly to the excellent pitching of Highlands and the costly errors of Pennsylvania. Besides this the Harvard men ran bases with good judgment and took every possible advantage of their opponent's misplays. The fielding of the home team, too, was very clean, only three errors being made on hard hit balls...
Harvard will play the University of Pennsylvania on Holmes Field this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. The first game between the two colleges played at Philadelphia May 13 resulted in Harvard's defeat, 11 to 7. The following is the batting order of the two teams for today's game...
...nine received its third successive defeat yesterday afternoon on Holmes Field at the hands of the Newton Athletic Association. The score was nine to five. The Harvard nine could get but four hits off Jack Highlands and three of these were made in the first two innings. There were several changes in the make-up of the nine. Stevenson was on the bench and Buckman played first. He was poor on ground balls. Three errors of the five made by Harvard were due to him, and these three errors practically lost the game for Harvard as four runs were made...
...Brown, 9.Brown suffered an overwhelming and entirely merited defeat Saturday at the hands of University of Pennsylvania...
...would be discreditable to the University if the spirit of the recent Lampoon picture were allowed to pass without emphatic condemnation as the one which prevails among Harvard men. Harvard does not yet recognize the necessity of defeat, nor need she. Her crew has been handicapped throughout the season, but victory is not yet beyond its reach. When the race has been rowed it will be time to accept the event. Until then the assumption of defeat is an injustice to the crew, and is unworthy of any true Harvard...