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CAMBRIDGE 1: HARVARD 20.The game of base-ball yesterday afternoon on Holmes Field, between a nine from Cambridge, and the Harvard nine, resulted in rather an ignominious defeat for the Cambridge nine. The game was marked by the heavy hitting of the Harvard nine, and the weak hitting and loose fielding of the Cambridge nine. Only two hits were made off of Winslow, both being scratch hits, while the score shows the heavy batting of Harvard. The only run made by the Cambridges, was made in the seventh inning, a muff by Willard, a passed ball, a force...
...Society building on the north, the old Holmes House on the north, the old Holmes House on the west. and the Gymnasium and Lawrence Scientific School on the south. The field was used principally by the foot-ball and lacrosse teams. It was the scene of our signal defeat in foot-ball by Yale in 1882, an event which is doubtless well remembered by most of the men in college. On the western section of Holmes, which was covered with a coarse growth of grass and possessed a delightfully undulatory surface, exciting games of ball were played by those...
...purely literary work done by the students under the supervision of the instructors in English. So far as can be judged from present indications, both these schemes will be tested next year. Obviously both enterprises cannot be entirely successful. One or the other of the undertakings must necessarily defeat the expectations of the students interested in it. What, then, is to be done under the circumstances? It seems to us that the establishment of such a journal as the proposed "Literary Monthly" has become a necessity at Harvard, and that its establishment has been merely a question of time...
Although Yale was beaten by the Bostons Saturday, by a score of 21 to 6, she succeeded in batting Whitney very freely, making 11 hits, total 15. It was the poor fielding which brought about the defeat, 25 errors being made by the collegians; every man made at least one error...
...game may be found in the fact that Drake, goal-tender was ill,-so ill that he had to be changed-and that Peabody was suffering from a lame knee. There was a lack of system, however, in the defense play, and to this, in part at least, the defeat...