New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-12
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD'S NEW NINE.
noAT FEvER-oRAToRY-CLAss GAMES


,nbridge Mass, May 10 (SpeciaD.-Thus far IN
,hc yason the baseball nine has not made reil'iN
,h,e rocoyd though il, work has been on the Wloc'
encouraging. has suffered three defeats TWO oN
the r. A. A. club and by the MaiIOoiU'' ."0
scores in all the games have been co'c' i'" "
games have been played. not with Tie mani VIZ"
NOT 80 much OF winning as of finding out "'aV INC
candidates for various positions arc WofVI anu " -
in practice for the games with Yale Inc NV" dIc
now nrcttv definitely selected. The greatest uhoer
tanty Is in regard to pitcher Do"her H. - '
pitched last year. is mostly rcliea upo" anu '"i w
fairly we'll Howe. '93, and Cummings u, nave
done most OF the pitching thus iar pu' hc,'"e' Vi
them can be greatly trusted III an i"poi "'". en, ,
Union 90 has caught in all the games Ills weak
,nint is in Throwing 10 third. LafoId, %, AZ INST
base is a. good man a. could be had Tor inc pace
he has hardly made an error SINCE pay oos'''
Dean '0l will play second, as laSt year anu " o"c
Of the main supports OF the nlle' HiS od''''N anu
baserunnng have been the feature Oh an "'c saos'
,,,vard l. = has shown himself good man al thiid.
souIe 49, is playing shortStop. Linn, w. tle cap
Tain has greatly improved in his Play THIS year
nd covers right field we'll HOwland, L. D, who
,ared second base last year, Is considered the best
man for centre field. Mason. l.. =. i'll left field Is
not very reliable. The batting of the nine has been
weak Great Improvement. both IN batting anu IN
eh inlay will be necessary in order to win in hard
played game.
sufficient money has been raised to support the
Mott Haven team at a training table.
The committee of the Classical Club. appointed
TO cellec. subscriptions for the DELPHI Fund, report
that sl11O has been obtained, which is fully as
much was expected.
Fifteen crews from the new boathouse TOOK part
In the scratch races rowing in three heats. The win
ming crew was made up of-stroke, J. L. Dodge, 81
8. II. Page. 90: .. T. 6. Bremen. o.: bow, F..
Weld, 90 Interest in rowing continues unaoatcd
The club has now membership OF 10 race lor
two-oared singles will be held soon.
The first eight Of the O. X. from 81 are II. g.
Gushing. II. A. Davis, II. MxCuloch. j.; &. Nlcolls
J. A. Lowell J. n. p stokes>J. Wendell and [. ".
Twelve men contested for the Bo,lston prizes for
defamation on Thursday evening In sanders lncate.
The two first prizes of $50 each We're awarded 70
negro. The three second Nrzes Of $50 each were
given to II. IL. Baker, ~, f. Goodwin 'Vl, ana
c. Il. HenShaw. 90. ;,
The first seven Of the si,net from 90 are ii.
Mex. Landon, +. W. Lamont. l.. ;. Thompson j.
Corbn ID. GRAY, \. Y. Bcnne- and G.. H. scudder.
4 great deal OF amusement Is derived from thc
class baseball games; Glass rivalry there rises 10
occupy opposite sides Of the field and each set under
takes 10 rattle the opposing nine by cheering:
gibes and every other sort OF demonstration Al
picked up and pressed into service tach CLASS
strives to Guido the other and the greatest onthuSi
assn is aroused. Finally the victorious class parades
the yard
Professor A. s. Hill vii take his sabbatcal year
next season. Professor Goodae has returned from
Hyng trip u Europe 10 see about the glass flowers
that are being made in Germany for the botanical
Samuel Winston. 80. l.. s. IS. has been appointed
assistant professor in The Law school.
The first =" hare and hounds run of the new
day. The hsres. E. K. Rogers, 80, and b. C. De
Wolf, 49, won.