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EDITORS HARVARD HERALD : I have been authorized by the joint committee on athletics of the corporation and faculty to state that they regard the fence about the new field as one of the most important features of the whole project, and it is decided that such a fence will be built if money sufficient for building it is subscribed...
...other men who reached first were C. P. Nichols and Smith in the first innings, the former on a fumble by Griggs, the latter on called balls, and Allen in the second on a fumble by Hopkins. The feature of the game was Lovering's play at second. His whole play was perfect, and he assisted in two brilliant double plays, one in the sixth innings and another in the seventh. LeMoyne made a beautiful fly catch from Child's bat in the ninth innings, and Baker made a brilliant stop of a hit from Child's in the seventh...
...nine as a whole is to be congratulated on the steadiness and coolness of its play in the field. The batting, as was to be expected, was very weak. For Yale, Hubbard caught a faultless game, while Jones was very effective as pitcher. Other features of the game for Yale were the second base play of Terry, the base running of Hopkins and the batting of Jones and Childs. The result of the game was decidedly encouraging for the Harvard nine. The following is the score...
...whole, the race may be considered a great success. both in respect to the rowing itself and in respect to the complete arrangements which had been made; for this the officers of the boat club deserve credit. The new method of starting the boats by the tug whistle and pistol shot was eminently successful, and should be adopted as the permanent regulation for starting. The graduation of '83 will leave for next year three very evenly matched crews, and provided '85 and '86 improve in the way they are capable of, we predict another close and exciting race...
...winning boat each time, being beaten only by the fraction of a second by '81 in the fall of 1880. In their other race, that of the spring of their sophomore year, they came in third, rowing by no means a poor race, considering the circumstances On the whole, '83 has been essentially a rowing class, having shown up well both in the University crew and in the class races...