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...University statistics published in Saturday's issue of the Crimson, there was an unfortunate error as to the number of students in the Graduate school. According to the report furnished to the Crimson by the University office, the Graduate School was credited with only 189 students, as against 202 last year. As a matter of fact these figures should be reversed In 1891-92 but 189 were registered in this department, while in the present year 202 are already enrolled...
...another ball going to the Harvard outfielders, and fifteen of them struck out. Mason's catching was worthy of the pitching which he caught, and he did not have even a dropped third strike to mar his record. The infield, too, covered themselves with glory, and the only fielding error that Harvard had was made by Dickinson on a very difficult chance...
...effects of grinding for the final examinations were very evident in Saturday's game with the Goodyears. There absolotely no life in the play and the fielding was very loose though Hovey's and Hallowell's errors were almost excusable. Wiggin and Cobb put more vim into their work than the rest of the team combined. Wiggin was very effective, striking out twelve men and allowing but four safe hits. Harvard scored one run in the first by a base on balls and a wild throw by Alphen over second. In the next inning Trafford reached first, being...
...moment later on a sacrifice, and Ramsdell lined out a home run. Not until the fourth did Princeton score again. In this inning, Gould's three-bagger, followed by a single by Brown, earned a run. Six more runs were scored in the sixth, on three singles, an error, a hit by a pitched ball, a three-bagger, and a two-bagger. In the eighth inning, McKenzie's single, Ramsdell's base on balls, and a couple of errors, yielded two more runs...
...last run in the fourth. Duffy led off with a single out by Hovey and a wild pitch let him to second. Kelly struck out amid much laughter on all sides. Lowe hit a sharp one to Cook who threw wild, letting Duffy score and Lowe to second. An error by Dickinson let Lowe to third and Tucker to first. While Lowe tried to score on the latter play, and was being run out between the bases, Tucker went to third. Stovey went out for the third out on a grounder from Hovey to Dickinson. This ended the scoring...