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...Freshman team during the first seven games of the season played very consistent ball, winning six of the seven games and breaking the remarkable string of 39 consecutive victories of the Worcester Academy team by a 2 to 0 victory. Following the Worcester game the team struck a slump and lost its next three games to Exeter, Andover, and Dean Academy respectively. In the game with the Pilgrims on Thursday the Freshmen again regained their stride and batted out a 12 to 10 victory against G. A. Davis 2L. who pitched a no-hit no-run for the Bostn Braves...
...University second team will make another attempt to break its long string of defeats this afternoon when it will play Morris Heights on Soldiers Field at 4 o'clock. The Morris Heights team was defeated last season by the Freshman, team only after a very close game...
...form an efficient orchestra. Former members of the St. Louis and Philadelphia symphonies, Boston Opera, and the N. E. Conservatory of Music, and a leader of a Boston theatre have complained that the annual try-outs are given by conductor-pianists who do not understand the wind and string sections. The last three conductors had no previous experience, the last two were graduates; the conductor-elect is an outside professional. Is this not the same as having a professional coach play on the football team? Thirteen "Symphony men" and some N. E. Conservatory students played at the final concent. Practically...
...second team was unable to break its string of defeats yesterday and was beaten by Dean Academy by a score of 7 to 3. L. C. Cummings 17 pitched for the second team, and Walker pitched for Dean, holding his opponents to one hit until the ninth when two more were made. Innings, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9--R H E Sec. Team, 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1--2 3 6 Dean...
...CRIMSON Clouters continued their wonderful string of victories yesterday, by defeating the Phi Beta Kappa nine 13 to 8, without the aid of the umpire or scorekeeper The scholars were at all times completely at the mercy of the editors, and even their star mathematicians could not solve Sam Hall's cavorting curves. The game was tied up in a sack and dropped overboard in the sixth, when a volley of bingles drove the Intellectualists from their last line of trenches. Frequent substitutions failed to lower the standard of the CRIMSON'S playing, and it will be difficult to select...