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With a man on second and third in the first inning, Hammond, the Freshman second baseman, knocked out a two base hit which brought in the first two runs of the season. An error in the fourth and sixth innings marred the play of the yearling infield. Coach Young made no substitutions during the game...
...McCrey started the only rally of the Northeasterners and an error on second base brought the runner to second at the same time putting another man on base. Two hits brought McCrey home for the only tally in the visitors column. The Crimson nine answered this outburst with a three-bagger by Janin and it was only a moment later that he crossed the plate on Hallock's single. Russell pounded out another one placing Hallock in a position to score on a sacrifice fly by Conlon, and he himself crossed the plate when Gordon singled...
Setting the pace with this rally the University batters did not give the opposing pitchers a moment's rest. A walk, an error, and five hits gave the Crimson three more runs the next inning, and in the fourth Owen kept up the scoring by driving out a long three-base hit into deep center-field. A run in the fifth and two in the sixth paved the way for the long rally in the next inning when Owen again drove out a hit with two men on. Three more hits, a walk, and a fielder's choice added...
...application blanks, as this would be simpler than sending out specially printed cards to men who had never been Freshmen. It was further intended to include on the blanks a third question as to the school or college a man came from, but this was omitted by an error. The reason for the questions which our communicant finds fault is, according to the Bursar's Office, purely statistical...
...judging such a question it is a common error for Americans to neglect to put themselves in the position of those they criticise. We, for example, cannot imagine any one regarding a lizzard as a common "animal" any more than we expect to find monkeys infesting the trees in Central Park. We therefore jump to the conclusion: As a matter of fact, the Argentines have the very best reasons for regarding the lizzard as worthy of protection. No doubt the latter is as familiar a sight down there as the common cat is in this country...