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Harvard won because she bunched her hits and scattered her errors more than Chicago. Eight hits were made by each side, but while the Chicago players made only singles, for Harvard Clarkson made a double in addition to a home run, and Burgess and Haughton also made home runs. Harvard's errors were not so costly as Chicago's, in fact several errors were such, merely because of questionable decisions of the umpire...
...batteries of both teams were evenly matched; Haughton and Brown both having a rather unsteady delivery; Scannell and Jones playing a steady game behind...
Most of Harvard's runs were made in the first half of the game, while Chicago's were made mostly in the last two innings when Haughton weakened considerably...
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...University of Chicago nine on Holmes Field today at four o'clock. The Chicago team has made a good showing on its eastern trip, so that a close game may be expected. The batting order of the team will be follows: Dean, 2b.; Scannell, c.; Burgess, r.f.; Clarkson, c.f.; Haughton, p.; Rand, l.f.; Stevenson, 3b.; Paine, 1b.; Chandler...