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...game began as though it were to be a repetition of the last few Harvard games. Hollister, the first man at bat, put up a high foul for Scannell, and then Avil drove a hot grounder toward right. Stevenson managed just to reach it, but it was too hot to handle and Avill reached first in safety. Schoenhut was hit by the ball and trotted to first. Goeckel came up next and drove out a hit to left centre, which Rand chased under the willows. Two runs came in and Goeckel rested on third base. Rennig put up a high...
...position well. He threw to second splendidly, catching three men out of the five that attempted to steal the base. Dean again played short in place of Whittemore, who watched the game from the bench. Dean accepted six out of seven chances. His one error was in handling a hot grounder which Highlands knocked, and was excusable...
Trudeau kept the Holy Cross batters guessing, and was backed up by almost perfect team work. Kelly's work in centre field, capturing nine flies, was magnificent. Curley played a great game at second. Fincke captured a hot liner and completed a double play by getting the ball to first in quick order...
...which the Yard is used in hot weather as a loafing place for young Cambridge "muckers," and still more the way in which the outside public almost monopolizes the College pump, is extremely offensive. There should surely be some means of securing to Harvard students the more exclusive enjoyment of the advantages of the Yard. As long as the public did not intrude too disagreeably, it may have been well to leave them undisturbed; but that point is now far passed. Students are repeatedly annoyed and decidedly inconvenienced by the presence of outsiders who have no right whatever of free...
...intensely hot weather at New Haven during the past week has acted as somewhat of a damper upon the usual activities of college life here. Even the New England Tennis Tournament failed to bring out very large crowds or much enthusiasm. The recent poor showing of the University baseball team does not augur very well for the coming game with Princeton, but it is hoped that things will pick up again as soon as Captain Rustin can resume playing. The University crew will leave for New London next Wednesday. "Bob" Cook was here during the week and seemed much encouraged...