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...overwhelming scores. In the first contest, of the season against Middlesex, the Blue batted its way to a 10 to 3 victory, and little later, it sent Wentworth Institute down to defeat by the score of 6 to 0. Huntington offered even less resistance, succumbing by the wide margin of 17 to 1. The real proof of Andover's strength, however, lies in its victory over the Yale seconds. Shoop, the Andover pitcher, held his opponents to no hits until, in the last of the ninth, mitted Jenkins to smash out a home run, which brought the final score...
...very pretty approach shot, however, he was able to reach the green and hole out in four, one stroke less than that taken by his opponent. The Engineers, however, reversed the tables in the Ballard-Clement-Hodder-Williams foursome match and defeated the Crimson players by a one-stroke margin after being even-up at the last...
...University crew defeated the seconds by a single length over the mile and seven--eighths yesterday afternoon, there by stamping themselves as the better combination of the two. The margin of victory, however, was not such as to warrent the rating of the first much above the juniors in actual speed for two miles, for University B, stroked by Mumford, continually pressed their opponents and refused to allow the latter to get away...
...with the Yale Freshmen was postponed on account of rain, but on May 8, the Green demonstrated in decisive fashion its possibilities, easily overcoming Colby Academy by the score of 7 to 0. It next defeated Kimball Union Academy 6 to 4, and St. Anselm's by the wider margin of 11 to 0. HARVARD 1926 DARTMOUTH 1926 McGlone, s.s. s.s., Hudgins Knowlton, 2b. 1b., Marshall Slayton, 3b. 3b., Dooley Todd, c.f. c.f., Stanley Field, 1b. r.f., McDonald Burton, l.f. l.f., Truesdale Allen, r.f. 2b., Sterling Maher, c. c., Howland Puffer, Moseley, p. p., Bartels
...superior fielding of the University baseball team was not sufficient to check the aggressive Williams nine yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field, the Purple finally winning by the scant margin of two runs to one. It was a pitching battle all the way between Herrmann and Clement, both men holding their opponents to six singles. Clark played a brilliant game for the Crimson by making several spectacular catches that deprived the Purple of apparently sure runs. Buck was the individual star for the visitors, cutting short the University's one opportunity to tie the score in the last of the seventh...