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...baseball team during vacation was handicapped by the rainy weather, which made it impossible to do much outdoor work. In the little practice which has been held outside the cage, the men have tried hard to develop team play, with fair success. At present the outlook for a fast infield, especially at first and third, is very good, and in the outfield the candidates have shown fair ability. The team will probably be up to the standard of the average Freshman nine, and in batting possibly a trifle better. If the weather permits a full game all the candidates will...
...candidates for the other infield positions, Marshall covers the most ground. He is inaccurate in his throwing, especially in the underhand throw, and he fails to keep his heels together when handling ground balls. He should take more pains with his work. His batting is not very good...
...more spirit than any of the other candidates for the position. His enthusiasm seems to lead him into over-anxiousness at times. His weakness on low balls is counterbalanced by his ability in reaching out for wide throws. He is the best of all the candidates at coaching the infield...
...Infield--F. T. Mason '02, J. O. Tobin '03 L.S., R. L. McKnight '03, F. C. Gilbert '03; J. E. Bayrd, Spec., F. W. Jefferson '02, B. M. Smith '01 S., W. W. Taylor P. G., G. S. Hurst 03, D. Thompson '03, E. R. Whitcomb 03, R. G. Guernsey '02, C. R. Foster '02, S. O. Vanderpool '03, J. R. Hall '02, G. W. Lindenberg '03, J. B. Hart '02, K. Twining '01, A. H. Sharpe...
Sixty-three men have answered the call for candidates for the Yale baseball team. There are about an equal number for the infield and outfield, and ten men for battery positions. Of the team and substitutes last year the following men are still in college. F. C. Robertson '01, A. M. Hirsh '01, A. H. Sharpe '02 M.S., R. G. Guernsey '02, G. B. Ward '02, C. P. Cook '01 S., and W. A. Blount...