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...narrowness, we fear the author of yesterday's communication acquired writer's cramp. Certainly there is no attempt at ridicule, and we doubt if any one of that galaxy of fifteen stellar athletes who clamor at our gates would be so supersensitive as to let a lone cartoon of his race influence his choice of college. If such there be, he is unworthy of the sod which has furnished a greater part of the world's wit and humor. We say this advisedly because by a strange coincidence the man who drew the picture and the president of the board...
...Randolph Tennis and Racquet Club was defeated, three matches to lone, by the Boston tennis and racquet Club in Boston Saturday afternoon. The latter team thus won the championship of the Massachusetts Squash racquet association. The best match of the afternoon was between F. Cutting 2G. and R. L. Agassiz, the former winning, 5-15, 7-15, 15-12, 15-13, 17-14. The Randolph team played as follows: E. P. Pearson 3L., G. Biddle 3L., F. Cutting 2G. H. Green 3L was obliged to default...
...first inning, gave Hotchkiss her one run. Loftus singled, stole second, and scored on Brown's hard drive to centre field. The nearest the Freshmen came to scoring was in the second inning, when, with one out, Hollister was passed, was advanced to second on Watson's lone hit, and stole third, but was left there when Holbrook struck out, and Graves was out on a grounder to Pumpelly. Holbrook, at second base, played well for the Freshmen, fielding several difficult balls in faultless style...
...inning neither side advanced a runner past second. In the first half of that inning, after Templeton had been put out on a fly to Aronson, Lambie was given his base. Brown followed with a fly to left field which Kelly missed, advancing Lambie to second. Ayres made the lone hit for his side, a short single over Carr's head, filling the bases with one out. Trumbull raised a long fly to Kelly, and Lambie scored on the throw home. This left men on first and third. A double steal, and clever work by Young and Potter, caught Brown...
...effective slow spit ball which the Harvard batters were unable to send for safe hits. Most of the balls rolled to the infielders, and resulted in easy outs. Only four Harvard men reached first base, and Aronson's single over second in the sixth inning was Harvard's lone...