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...rest of the game, Collamore kept '94 well in hand until the seventh when they added five more runs. W. Clark, Hapgood, Lowell and E. Clark all hit hard, and Dinsmore and Hickey also did good work with the stick. A mid all the poor playing, Linfield managed to keep his head and play a thoroughly creditable game. Manley's work was in sharp contrast, as he made six errors in nine chances...
Your favor of April 25th is at hand. As we understand your position you object to a possible third game after Commencement Day because it is difficult to keep your players together after the close of the academic year. This does not seem to us a sufficient reason for declining our proposal...
...College athlete has more than his own interests to consider in this matter; if he is one varsity team he owes it positively to the University, for whose honor he is working. that his studies should not he the cause of his disqualification in any event. A man will keep strict physical training and recognize its value. Yet many from lack of foresight refuse to see the necessity of keeping proper training in their college duties. An indifference to this is often more fatal than irregular hours or change in diet would be. As a matter of fact college sentiment...
...exciting point in a game with Princeton. The most inexecusable thing was their base-running. With two men on bases in the ninth, they failed to score because too careless in stealing to third. They should have better instruction on this point and should be taught to keep their heads...
...almost inconceivable that any senior is deliberately planning to do without these necessary accompaniments of graduation. The mere thought of the figure a few solitary men in ordinary clothes would cut in the presence of their classically attired friends on, Class Day and Commencement is enough to keep a man from indulging in any such eccentricity. Undoubtedly the few men who have not yet been measured, have delayed wholly out of laziness or thoughtlessness. It will be to their convenience as well as that of the Committee if they will see that their order is given at once...