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...Pritchard kept Harvard down to seven bases. In batting Kimball and Chamberlain led for Harvard and Pritchard and Knapp for Exeter. Kimball and Austin fielded well, while Bruner, the only man on the nine who did not make an error, made a pretty catch of a line-fly in right field. Knapp and Honore played well for Exeter. The Score...
...them; or they will row a long distance in good form, and then suddenly appear to be "all broken up." They find it almost impossible, however, to prevent someone seeing their boat. For when it is taken out of the boat house and placed in the water it is right under the noses of people in the street above. The possibility of a long and careful study of this delicate piece of boat-building is precluded, however, by a little expedient on the part of the crew that is as ridiculous as it is stupid...
...Yale nine is now composed as follows : Catcher, Hubbard, '83, S. S. S., captain; pitcher, Jones, '84; first, Childs, '83; second, Terry, '85; third, Hopkins, '84; short, Griggs, '83; left field, Slocum, '83; centre field and change catcher, Souther, '84; right field, McKee...
...place left vacant by Wilcox in right field is filled by McKee, a good batter and sure fielder. He played on the '83 freshman nine and two years on the consolidated...
...game was called, Harvard attacked the western goal. After eight minutes of sharp play, in which the ball was frequently thrown to either end of the field, Marquand secured a goal by a short underhand throw from the right. Soon after play was resumed, Noble made a fine running catch of a high fly, and made a good throw to home, but the ball was soon thrown back by Hodge. After an exciting scrimmage four feet from Harvard's goal posts, Easton threw the ball to Marquand, who caught it and passed it to Nichols. The latter then dodged...