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...Harvard men did the best batting they have done so far, although four men failed to hit safely. The two fielding errors were made on very hard chances. The game was called on account of darkness at the end of the seventh inning...
...third, Loughlin and Kendall singled, and scorod on Fincke's three-bagger to right-field. Fincke came in on Abbott's wild throw. In the fifth inning, Loughlin hit for three bases, and scored on Kendall's hit. Jaynes got a base on balls in the seventh, and was forced at second by Stillman. Loughlin singled to right and Wainwright made a wild throw to catch Stillman at third. Stillman scored on the play, Loughlin taking second. Kendall got a base on balls, Loughlin stole third, and scored on a wild pitch, Kendall going to second. Reid sacrificed, and Fincke...
...Harvard had a man on third and two men out. In the fifth and in the ninth innings the conditions were similar. Brown missed a chance to score in the fourth inning by Clark's attempt to score from first base on a single to centre field. In the seventh inning Brown again reached third base, but except for these two times not a Brown man reached second until the tenth inning...
...dash and vigor. Three of the eight hits credited to Harvard were of the scratch order, and twice the side was retired with the bases full. On the other hand the men showed no impatience and generally good judgment in batting. Kernan pitched well except in the sixth and seventh innings when he let down and allowed Tufts five hits and a base on balls. Coolidge played brilliantly at shortstop and made the prettiest play of the game in the seventh inning, when he stopped a hard grounder with one hand and cut off Curran at the plate. He also...
...seventh annual intercollegiate fencing tournament was held on Saturday night at the Racquet and Tennis Club in New York. The competition was very close. Harvard, Columbia and Cornell tied for first place with fifteen bouts each; the Naval Academy was next with fourteen bouts; and Yale was last with two. The best individual scores were those of Ware of Columbia and Wieland of Cornell...