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Neither side scored again till the eighth inning, and the intervening innings were dull and uninteresting in the extreme, being redeemed only by the magnificent pitching of Winslow, who, although playing his first game for the season, displayed wonderful skill and coolness. In the second inning, while the ball was still slippery and hard to handle, after pitching Carpenter five poor balls, he sent in six balls in succession true over the plate, compelling Carpenter to knock fouls on three of them, and striking out on the other three...
...hundred and eighth anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill was celebrated yesterday in the Charlestown District...
Harvard was retired in one, two, three, order in the seventh inning. Yale was kept from scoring in the eighth inning although she had three men on bases. Harvard made three runs in the eighth inning. Phillips fouled out. Edgerly hit safely and Bruner took his base on balls, Edgerly going to second; both men were advanced one base on a wild pitch. Collins hit to Oliver who put Bruner out at third. Edgerly scored and Collins went to second. Allen got his base on an attempted put-out and both men scored on a wild pitch, Nichols took...
...made a hit and stole second. Coolidge hit to third and was put out at first. LeMoyne went to third. Baker got his base on Wilson's error and LeMoyne scored. Baker stole second, but was left there as Smith went out on a fly to Wilson. In the eighth inning both sides were retired without a man reaching first. Wilson and Clark both made hits in the ninth, but were thrown out by Nichols in attempting to steal second. J. S. Harlan struck out. Crocker reached first on J. S. Harlan's error, and stole second. Beaman...
...eighth volume of "The American Statesman" series, Daniel Webster, by Henry Cabot Lodge, has just appeared...