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...lacrosse team defeated Columbia yesterday afternoon at New York in an exciting game by the score of 9 to 3. Columbia was found to be stronger on the attack than was expected and by clever passing and fast work was able to score three goals in the first half. Harvard, however finished the first half with a lead of two goals. In the second half by aggressiveness on the part of the attack, Harvard was able to score four more goals and held the ball throughout near Columbia's home. The work of Penhallow and Binger on the attack...
Wendell at the bat was still troubled by his tendency to hit flies to the outfield. Skilton played a very fast and clean game at second base. Stillman pitched in excellent form, allowing Cornell only three hits, giving two bases on balls and striking out seven men. At the bat he made three clean hits. Carr made two bad errors, by throwing wild to first and second bases. Out of three times at the bat, however, he made two clean hits. Kernan showed improvement in his batting, but showed poor battery judgment in continually calling for high balls against wrist...
...attack is more aggressive than it has been at any other time of the season, and the defense positions, which have hitherto been somewhat weak, have been strengthened by the improvement of Kendall at goal and Stevenson at first defense. Wynne at coverpoint should be effective against the fast attack of the Columbia team. With Alvord and Penhallow playing the principal attack positions, Harvard should be able to score in the first part of the game...
...Junior baseball team defeated the Seniors yesterday afternoon in an interesting game by a score of 11 to 6. The rain made fast fielding almost impossible...
...trial heat in the 120 yards hurdles, but did not run in the finals, as no Yale men qualified for this event, and all the points were sure to go to Harvard. In the finals of the 220 yards hurdles, however, he won first place in the very fast time of 23 4-5 seconds, breaking the dual and Harvard record of 24 3-5 seconds, formerly held by J. L. Bremer, Jr., '96. Willis's performance in this event has been beaten only once in America and that by Kraenzlein who did 1-5 of a second better...