Word: walkerism
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...second nine and in batting at the nets. Many of the men show promise, but at present the play is wretchedly loose and slow and no such thing as team work is thought of. The make up of the nines yesterday was as follows: First nine, Coonley, p., Walker, c., Lighthall, 1b., Wadsworth, 2b., Wilder, 3b., Cassatt, s.s., Phelan, l.f., Bigelow, c.f., Adams, r.f. Second nine, G. Smith, p., McAdams, c., Caswell, 1b., Dodge, 2b., Manning, 3b., Mills, s.s., Dreyfus, l.f., Stevenson, c. f., Worman, r.f. The play was poor as a whole and the second nine decidedly outplayed...
Only two innings were played, as it will take two or three days for the men to limber up. The batteries were, on the first nine, Walton, from the Medical School, as pitcher, and Cobb, catcher; on the second, Dinsmore, '93, from the junior nine, as pitcher, and Walker, '95, from the freshman nine as catcher. Highlands was out and played right field for the second nine, but did not pitch. Hovey was out for the first time, and played at his old place at short stop. Keefe was busy coaching all the time, and a number of graduates watched...
...nines were made up as follows: the first, Walton, p.; Cobb, c.; Dickinson, 1b.; Frothingham. 2b.; Cook, 3b.; Hovey, s. s.; Mason, 1. f.; Hallowell. c. f.; and Corbett, r. f.; the second, Dinsmore, p.; Walker, c.; Fearing, 1b.; Lowell, 2b.; Whittemore, 3b.; Quigley, s. s.; Paine, 1. f.; Gray, c. f. and Linfield...
...School. He was born in Boston, in 1805, his father being a well-known merchant of this city. Among his class-mates at college were Frederic H. Hedge, Charles Francis Adams, Seth Ames, Samuel K. Lathrop, John L. Sibley, Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis, Horatio Alger, and Sears Cook Walker...
Principal Disputants. - Affirmative: M. I. Motte and E. G. V. Walker. - Negative: G. P. Costigan and A. M. Day. Open to all students of the University...