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Baseball Yesterday.

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED

Two squads of baseball candidates came out yesterday afternoon, and played two games of five innings each. The first squad played remarkably well, the score being a tie, 2 to 2. Considering the small amount of practice the men have had, the fielding was surprisingly steady and accurate. The second game was full of errors and slow plays, resulting 13 to 6 in favor of team A.

The batting orders follow:

First squad--Team A: Bartlett, c.; Nye, 1b.; Greenough, 2b.; Carr, s.s.; Krumbhaar, 3b.; Black, l.f., Clarkson, c.f.; Carpenter, r.f.; Frothingham, p. Team B: Hamlin, c.; Ficselk, 1b.; Adams, 2b.; Bennett, s.s.; Cary, 3b.; Battell, l.f.; Movius, c.f.; Lovering, r.f.; Coburn, p.

Second squad--Team A: McGirr, c.; Mason, 1b.; W. S. Fox, Taylor, 2b., Campbell, s.s.; Mulliken, 3b.; Pier, l.f.; Pieper, c.f.; Sears, Appleton, r.f.; Tuckerman, p. Team B: Hamlin, c.; Leary, 1b.; Barnard, 2b.; Sheldon, Hemenway, s.s.; Dever, 3b.; Reun, l.f.; Parson, c.f.; Viaux, Greeley, r.f.; Coleman, p.

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