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VAT “ATLUMMNID WHEERICS 303 [Continued from page 300.] Time—One hour thirty minutes. pire Davis. Yale 1903, 4; Law School 6. The Yale Freshman Nine was defeated by the Law School Nine at the Field, Saturday, April 28, in a_ well-played game. The fielding of the Freshmen was good, but they showed considerable weakness at the bat. In the first inning the Law School made three hits off Alsop, but after that he settled down and pitched a good game until Westcott relieved him in the eighth. Five hits Um- were made off Westcott. The score: YALE 1903. AB. R. IB. PO. A. E. Blownt, tipe344255% At 243, OF Oglesby, Bh a cae: : Aca ee ee Littlefield; fhe. 3 4 4.6 0 S70. Tobie, 36° y.54. a OD boa 0 White cars 26.5553 4 2t0 Wa ACO Smith, Shies. 2708 = 45 000! 20° 070 Thompson, Sosy. 4. 02 Brier g McKnight, 2b. ...... vig gr: ex wae mes. ASG: “Sy 4. 3. x Oxeases 3e O° 0. 0°66 Westcott, th. =: <:<: I ee LAW SCHOOL. AB. R. IB. PO. A. E. Fessenden, p. ...... £32 1162 Ge Rohesttses: 30) t 12007 Poe Lag Foo os ks - A. Saget Paynes eh ae, ogress A Tee? Op eT Hineg, cl... ..., 4°00) 1D Malone; Hoos. 2 3.020 & Platt, 1 33 oi. 4-070 6 7 ¢ Buchanal,-ss. 25.4... 4 40:43. 23 -o MeGrath. ri 25 BIN) 1 2 oe oo 23:50 6.27 TY O Score by innings: F234 567-8 ¢ Yele1003.., o. OIlrIOO0100—4 Law Schools 26 '0..0'076.0 4 6 Summary: Earned runs—1903 0, Law School 5. Stolen bases—Fessenden, Malone, McGrath, Blount, White 2. Bases on balls—By Fessenden 3, by AI- sop 0, by Westcott o. Fessenden 4, by Alsop 2, by Westcott 2. ie gee we hours. Umpire Wad- dell. Yale, 1903, 2; Taft's 5. The Yale Freshman Nine met its first defeat of the season, from the Taft’s School Nine at Watertown, Thursday, April 26. The score was 5 to 2. Yale’s work at the bat and in the field was very weak. Westcott was in the box for the Freshmen and was hit freely. The score: TAFT’S SCHOOL. AB. R. IB. PO. A. E Dora. Sh gc, oe A104 O..05.8 0 Wein © ecko ae 3 < 0.10, ese MOM De ce 4-4. Oo Loe DRET WOOK 2M i. as PA RT Ae ER gg E> CNTY. te oe fs a ae hie BS MAING. LD Yin ws cscs SO. inka O28) BUWATOS het oa. Se oes OE MmeaSOn, fi... ae 420-4. 20 20 OEE RSC De Bia Oa gan 2. O01: o 32 eben hh 2748-5 YALE 1903. AB. R. IB. PO. A. E. Blotint rE ie 6° 6° 'r’ 65°6 Ogiesby, ch. eis: 95D Sos “6 oO Barker, Gc cae. | 2.50 0 4A GO ft White, acc... a1 t 2: 6 Tobia,:.3bs #6233 34% iE g.1ee 1 Littlefield, thics. ces. a0 2 °14..0. 0 Thompson, ss. ...... 420. OO. OF. ot McKnight, 2b. ...... 4 0. 04D Citas tt ee Ot: GO O71 Smith, Jp ie2r3. = £0 70..0. 70.0 Westcott 97°" <.., ws. a0 .0--0 24 “oO ee elias aceon ammaa We Have SO Many Shapes, Sleeve lengths, etc, in KEEP’S SHIRTS that he must be a very odd man that we cannot fit from stock. White, $1.00, $1.50. Colored, $1.50, $2.00, KEEP MFG. CO., B’way, bet. 11th & 12th Sts. We have no other store in New York canseSesesnsesesesesesasi SeSeSe5eSe5e 2625252525 ppeaesesEsase aa ts ‘Empire Building, = Struck out—By - ~ New York. Score by innings: Valen 3603 3.004 OOO0O0IOOI O—2 Tafts: School... 2oo02000 1 —5 Summary: Two-base hits—Bunn, White. Stolen bases—Taft 4, Yale 1903 3. Bases on balls—Off Westcott 2; off Mann 5. Hit by pitched ball— Edwards. Struck out—By Mann 7, by Westcott 4. Passed balls—By Welton 1. Time of game—Three hours five minutes. Umpire—Mr. Gowen. Last Week’s Scores, The following baseball scores are for the week ending Saturday, April 28: Wednesday, April 25, at Worcester— Holy Cross 25, Columbia 2; at Wash- ington—Georgetown 4, University of Pennsylvania 3; at Ithaca—Cornell 7, Syracuse University 2; at Princeton— Princeton 20, Lehigh 0; At Exeter— Dartmouth 7, Exeter 6. Saturday, April 28, at Cambridge— Brown 3, Harvard 0; at Princeton— Princeton 16, Lafayette 0; at Williams- town—Williams 9, Columbia 2; at An- dover-—Andover 8, Colby 6; at Exeter— Exeter 15, Boston University 6; at Syra- cuse—Syracuse Unievrsity 6, Cornell 1; at Annapolis—University of Pennsyl- vania 10, Annapolis 5. PASSPORT S—Procured through New oe Custom House in three days.— VU. HENRY IVISON, Broker, STOCKS AND BONDS. Member New York Stock Exchange. 71 Broadway. INTERNATIONAL CHEQUES LETTERS OF CREDIT Issued by Brown Brothers & Co., Philadelphia. Boston. KERBOG \G XK. trust co. *& 234 Fifth Avenue. 66 Broadway. Safe Deposit Vaults at Both Offices, OFFICERS: CHARLES T. BARNEY, President. FRED’K L. ELDRIDGE, 1st Vice-President. JOSEPH T. BROWN, and Vice-President. ALFRED B. MACLAY, Secretary and ‘Treasurer, FRED’K GORE KING, Asst. Sec’y and Asst. Treas. WM. B. RANDALL, Trust Officer. Kountze Brotuers, BANKERS, Broadway & Cedar St., NEW YORK. 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