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...maintained his lead in total runs by keeping 5 runs ahead of his nearest competitor, Gannett, who has 13 to his credit. The most remarkable item brought out by the figures is Nash's fielding average of 1,000 which he has maintained by accepting 163 chances without an error...
...runs came in the second. Gannett doubled, Hardwick walked, and Mahan brought them both in with a long triple to left field. Mahan then came home on a passed ball. In the fourth two runs were scored by the University without a hit. Hardwick reached first on an error, and was advanced to second when Mahan was hit by a pitched ball. Waterman sacrificed and Beal walked, filling the bases. Another base on balls for Whitney forced in one run. Then James balked, scoring Mahan. Abbot and Reed grounded...
After Lynn had scored two runs in their half of the first inning, the Freshmen started in to better this by making three runs. Percy was safe on Murphy's error, and he was advanced to second by Murray's bunt along the first base line. Knowles received a base on balls and both reached home on Enwright's long three-base hit. Enwright scored later on Shepperd's fumble of Boyden's hit. In the sixth the Freshmen again took the lead. After Walker had grounded out, Finn to Shepperd, Anthony drew a base on balls. He went...
...second period and showed more fight and aggressive- ness than had Wanamaker and Cunningham. Yale sent five men into the line and started a desperate assault on Wylde. The latter was more than a match for his opponents, however, and went through the second period without an error. Phillips scored the first goal of the half after 10 minutes and 11 seconds of play by dashing the length of the rink, eluding Yale's outer defense, and driving the rubber past York waist-high. Just before the game ended the same player tallied again on an individual rush...
...moss-covered error moor us at its side, While the world on truth's current glides by." F. TREADWELL SMITH...