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Tufts' three runs in the seventh inning were due to Paine's giving McGuire and Smith bases on balls, which were followed by two single hits of Johnston and Richardson, and Hayes's fumble of an easy fly to centre field...
...very numerous. They were lucky, however, in bunching their hits and were quick to take advantage of the misplays of the other side. The best fielding was done by Stevenson, who played a very lively game and made several good pick ups of poor throws. Scannell caught until the seventh inning and did very well. He was succeeded by Buckman, who made two very wild throws to bases and soon after had a passed ball, which proved very costly. Whittemore made several good stops, but also missed some easy chances...
...outfielders had little to do, but Hayes made one good catch. Highlands pitched fairly well, but was batted hard in the seventh inning, and in the ninth was very wild, giving four bases on balls and forcing in a run. The batting was hard, and the ball was generally hit on a line. The best work in this respect was done by Hayes, Winslow and Scannell...
...review is the result of a conference held in New York last Saturday at the Reform Club, Twenty-seventh street and Fifth Avenue, of representatives of universities and colleges, for the purpose of discussing the advisability of establishing a journal that should cover all fields of history and make book reviews a special feature. Among those present were Professors Sloane of Princeton, Hart and Gross of Harvard, McMaster of the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Stille, exprovost of the University of Pennsylvania; Professors Robinson, Munro and Cheney of Philadelphia, Dr. Friedenwald of Philadelphia, Professors Foster of Dartmouth, E. G. Bourne...
...beginning of the seventh inning, the last inning of the game, the score stood 6 to 5 in favor of the first nine. Then both batteries went to pieces. Cozzens was hit for three singles and a two-bagger. Morton, the catcher for the first nine, let in two runs on a wild throw to second and a fumble at the plate. These hits and errors brought in four runs for the second nine. In the last half of the inning Gregory gave five men their base on balls and was hit for two singles. Scott made two wild throws...