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...cricket eleven played the Mystics at Medford yesterday afternoon and suffered defeat by eight runs in a one inning game. The team played with much less snap than they did in the game with Haverford on Saturday. Bond and T. Perkins played the best game for the Mystics. Following is the score...
...more day for practice before the Yale game and it is unreasonable to expect the men to correct all their faults in so short a time. They can however check that tendency to play carelessly when the score seems large enough to win the game. If snap and determination are put into the work on Saturday the team ought to have a good chance of winning. With either Mackie or Dickinson in the box the nine is stronger than in the last game with Yale...
...spirited and almost errorless game. Dickinson was weak at third, muffing a fly and throwing a prettily stopped grounder so wild to first that the base runner came in before the ball could be found. Dean and Hovey covered their territory finely and put a great deal of snap into their work. Bates, though very wild, was effective, and allowed only four hits. He was especially good at watching the men on bases and threw out several runners at second very prettily. Upton backed him upwell. At the bat the nine did good work, bunching their hits effectively...
...first four innings Dartmouth's men went out in one, two, three order, Harvard playing with a great deal of snap. In the first inning, with one man out, Heath got to first on a muffed third strike, but he was quickly caught there by Bates and Trafford. Baehr struck out. In the second, Joyce was the first man out. Boutelle got the only base on balls which Bates gave during the game, but he also was caught at first. Throughout the game Bates was very efficient in keeping the Dartmouth men close to their bases. Eaton struck...
...freshmen have been improving a great deal lately, and ought to feel encouraged to work with a snap and determination which they have not yet shown. Now that it is decided that '94 will meet both the Yale and the Columbia freshmen at New London, the men ought to awaken to a full appreciation of the work which they have ahead of them. Both these crews are good ones, and if '94 wins she will have to have a good crew. There are some fairly good men in the class, and with plenty of hard work a fast crew...