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...Princetons defeated Harvard Saturday on Jarvis field by a score of 9 to 3. The home nine were out-batted and out-fielded. Burt, Coolidge and Olmsted did good work for Harvard, and the two Harlans for the Princeton nine. Ernst and Schenck were very effective. One of the features of the game was the double play of Olmsted and Burt. Burt led the batting for Harvard, and Wadleigh, Moffatt and Ernst for Princeton. The following is the score...
...Schenck...
Earned runs - Harvards, 1. Two-base hit - Ernst. First base on balls - Princetons, 6; Harvards, 1. First base on errors - Princetons, 5; Harvards 2. Struck out - Princetons, 7; Harvards, 4. Double plays - Olmsted and Burt. Passed balls - Crocker, 2; Schenck, 1. Wild pitches - Bean 4. Left on bases - Princetons, 10; Harvards, 6. Balls called - Ernst, 75; Bean, 138. Strikes called - Ernst, 23; Bean, 54. Time of game - 2h. 20m. Umpire - John Kelley...
...good story is told of the late Princeton-Amherst game. When Schenck, the man who devotes one hour a week to his college course and the rest of his time to the interests of the Princeton nine, came to the bat, the Amherst men rose in a body and greeted him with: "Schenck, '72; Schenck. '73; Schenck, '74; Schenck, '75," and so on, ending with "Schenck, '82." The gentleman, with perfect self-possession, turned to the crowd and said: "Yes, and Schenck...
...base hits-Wadleigh (2). Home run-Coolidge. First base on balls-Harvards, 2; Princetons, 2. Struck out-Harvards, 8; Princetons, 2. Passed balls-Schenck, 1; Holt, 1. Wild pitches-Bean, 1. Time-2h. 10m. Umpire-Mr. Kelly of New York...