Harvard Nine Stops favored Brandeis 1-7; Scheer Stars

The Crimson freshman baseball team tipped a highly favored Brandeis nine yesterday 11 to 7. Four runs in the second inning and three in the eighth upped the Yardlings to their upset win. Dick Scheer paced the freshmen with a three run triple that hit the football stadium on one bounce, the longest hit the game. He also got a single. Bob Comp, who played both left field and first base, got two singles.

Bob Mundheim broke into the starting seup to fill a hole left by the loss of George Donovan to the Air Force, and angled in the eighth. He went to third Gremp singled, and scored on a long to left field by Captain Ron Peyton.

Pat Groper was the starting pitcher, he could not control the ball. He lowed all seven Brandeis runs to score before he was replaced by John Arnold the fifth. Arnold then pitched shut-out ball for the rest of the game, striking of the last two batters to face him in the ninth inning.

The '54 nine is now preparing for a the against the Dartmouth yearlings to played this Saturday.