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...pure gift. Then in the seventh with two men out, and men on third and first, they bunglingly tried to cut the man off at second, and so let in the second run. Coaching Hallowell home in the seventh seemed to be a piece of poor judgment. Such plays are exactly as bad as errors...
...which was entirely unwarranted. It was slovenly playing and it is for this alone that they deserve severe criticism. Princeton thoroughly outplayed them at every point and her victory was clearly earned. It is not because our nine failed to win that the college will pass harsh judgment on their work, but because they lost the game in so discreditable a way. The freshmen started the season with bright prospects, with material much above the average. Yet it has failed utterly to accomplish its end. This failure is a striking example of what may result from too loose organization among...
...meeting of fourteen representative men it was felt that the failure of the petition was due to a misunderstanding on the part of the college. It was voted unanimously that the students petition the Corporation for a new dining hall to be run on principles which are in the judgment of the Corporation the best suited to the needs of the college, the hall to be ready at the earliest possible date. It is hoped that the Corporation may be willing to erect such a hall at once, provided definite assurance can be obtained that a sufficient number...
...invited to take charge of the coaching and has been prevailed upon to accept the position. Mr. Stewart was well known in connection with the teams of 1890-91 and rendered them valuable assistance. It was felt last year by the coaches and the team that his coolness and judgment could have helped them at critical times and kept them together in many emergencies. The college is to be congratulated on being able to avail themselves of his services. Harvard has long since recognized the injustice done to Mr. Adams and Mr. Stewart in the fall of '91, and wishes...
...other two on strikes. Abbott did some great work at the bat, making three hits in his four chances. Trafford also found the ball surprisingly well. The nine fielded almost perfectly, the one error being made in the ninth with two men already retired. There was poor judgment, however shown in the base running and at least one run was lost by stupid coaching. The play by which Hovey was put out at third was far from complimentary to the nine...