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...this evening. In last Wednesday's game with Haverhill High School the Freshmen, although they hit fairly well, fielded miserably. The two games previous to this, with Andover and the Pilgrims, were, on the other hand, pretty well played; but after the performance with Haverhill it is difficult to predict the outcome of today's game. Following is the probably batting order of the Freshmen: l.f., Alsop; c.f., Winlock; 1b., Ayres; r.f., Gannett; 2b., West; 3b., Phillips; p., Frye; s.s., Winsor; c., Wharton...
...clock on Soldiers Field the second University baseball team will meet the First Corps Cadets. The three games that the second team have played so far this year have all been won rather easily. As the strength of the Cadets is unknown it is impossible to predict the outcome of today's game. Following is the probable batting order: c.f., Haas; 3b., Curtis; l.f., Bolton; s.s., Avery; 1b., Milholland; 2b., Hoogs; r.f., Bradley; c., Osborn; p., Buffum...
...Reid, Jr., '01, was the next speaker. He pointed out the fact that when Harvard has a Yale team in such a position that it relies on drop-kickers to score, Harvard has gained a strong point. He said that he did not always predict a Harvard victory, but felt tha the University team has at least an even fighting chance tomorrow. He expressed his approval of the increased attention which at the present time is being given to the second and Freshman teams as these furnish material for future University teams...
...almost in the nature of an untried combination. The whole University squad has been affected half by injuries and half by a slump. It is time that both were eradicated and that the team struck the pace which will lead it on to victory next week. Many experts predict that this will be the case, as the earlier games showed a great deal of latent power in the squad. On the other hand, Dartmouth comes to Cambridge backed by 1500 supporters and a record far better than the University team can show. Dartmouth men cannot be blamed for believing that...
...tried at centre and O'Brien was given a short time at left halfback. However, the second team forwards were unable to make many holes and they often lost the ball on downs. Of all the men Fisher and Smith alone appear to be permanent in their positions. To predict the linemen for next Saturday's game is impossible at the present date...