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HarvardTufts Jenkins s.s. 3b. Etelman Campbell 1b. c.f. Crowley Gordon c.f. r.f. Atherton Todd l.f. 1b. McDowell Hammond 2b. l.f. Kenneally Cheek c. c. Bagley Rogers r.f. s.s. Glennon Hill 3b. 2b. Mahoney Brown p. p. Morais...
Harvard Dartmouth Jenkins s.s. r.f. Fox Campbell 1b. 2b. Thurston Gordon c.f. 3b. Smith Todd l.f. 1b. Harris Samborski c. c.f. Bjorkman Hammond 2b. l.f. Dagostino Rogers r.f. s.s. Hudgins Hill 3b. c. Seavey Brown p. p. Lyon...
...change in the batting order will be tried in this afternoon's game. Samborski has been moved up to the fifth position, with Hammond, Rogers and Hill sliding down a peg. This puts together the hard hitting trio of Gordon. Todd and Samborski, a change that should increase the team's scoring ability...
...limit and constantly threatened to break open the game with a flock of hits. The very first inning presaged what was to happen all the afternoon. Campbell and Gordon singled sharply to the Purple outfield with one out only to be left on base when Todd struck out and Hammond rolled feebly to Gautreau...
Brown turned in a capable performance as relief pitcher in the last three innings. He allowed two hits, both of which really ought to have been cut off by Hammond. He fanned Gautreau and Captain Simendinger walked Riopel, and hit Cote. His strike out of Simendinger came with the bases choked in the sixth. The Harvard southpaw looks more and more like a Yale series possibility. He will probably start the Wednesday game against Dartmouth...