Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Miss Street 's Seminary for Girls has ambitious class of pupils, Fact2: young athletes aspire to shine in great American game, Fact3: Adair College has crowd of husky young athletes in club, Fact4: team is of little real use on diamond, Fact5: college boys are mowed down because of work of Jack and Jim
Output (English): Though the film is presumed lost, a synopsis survives in The Moving Picture World from January 7, 1911. It states, Miss Streets Seminary for Girls has a very ambitious class of pupils. The young athletes, not content with basketball and tennis, aspire to shine in the great American game, and organize a baseball club. They are so satisfied with themselves that they finally send a challenge to Adair College, which has a crowd of husky young athletes in a club that thinks it amounts to something. When the challenge is received, the boys are first angry, then amused. They decide to accept it, to have fun with the girls. The young women, after some practice, realize that their team, while it may be pretty to look at, is of little real use on the diamond. And the prospect makes them weep. Fortunately for the girls, Jack, the brother of the president, arrives from Harvard. His chum, Jim, is with him. These two young men are baseball stars themselves, and when they are told of the predicament of the girls, they goodnaturedly offer to help them out. The university men disguise themselves as girls, act as battery for the young women, and the college boys, who had looked for a laughable victory, are mowed down, inning after inning, because of the work of pitcher Jack and catcher Jim. The other members of the girl team have nothing to do except look pretty. When the boy athletes have retired from the field vanquished, the girls reward their battery with one kiss  only one  from each of the other seven players.