Word: five
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Princeton has won nine baseball games out of eleven, Harvard four out of five, and Yale nine out of 12. Princeton's percentage is .818, Harvard's .800, and Yale's .750. As Yale and Princeton have each lost a game to the Boston league team, their percentage against college teams is a little better than these figures...
...that of the secretary and treasurer from $50 to $75. The president's duties are to be somewhat increased, since he will hereafter act as chairman of the executive committee. Another change provides for the nomination of officers by members of the association if the candidate can secure twenty-five names as an endorsement...
...handicap was eight birds. W. F. Williams '01, D. G. Kinney '02 and H. W. Dana '00, tied for second place with 77 each, and will shoot for the second prize, a silver cup, next week. Williams's handicap was three birds, Kinney's four, and Dana's five. In the shoot-off next week these men will be handicapped on the basis of their scores in this match...
...tried of playing Sullivan in the outfield and Cunha behind the bat in order to add a strong hitter to the team. The best batting during the week was done by Quinby, Sharpe, Sullivan and Cunha. Garvan pitched nine innings against Holy Cross and held his opponents down to five seattered hits. Robertson did not allow Holy Cross to score in the four extra innings. Against Amherst McKelvy pitched well except in one inning. Robertson pitched a wonderful game against Wesleyan, allowing but twenty-seven men to come to the bat in nine innings. Only two men reached first...
...half. The two crews have been given frequent races for short stretches and increased steadiness has resulted. Dr. Gallaudet has lately been devoting most of his attention to the college crew, in preparation for its race with Annapolis. Yale has eleven crews in training: Two university eights, five class boats (two from the freshman class), and four scrub crews...