The Holy Cross Purple, Volumes 11-12College of the Holy Cross, 1900 - Catholic universities and colleges |
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... score stood 1 to 1 in the eighth inning . Jones ( Penn . ) drove an easy one past first base to Reilley , who misjudged the bound . The ball with unerring accuracy made for the unfortunate hole , capered down the bank , and has not been ...
... score stood 1 to 1 in the eighth inning . Jones ( Penn . ) drove an easy one past first base to Reilley , who misjudged the bound . The ball with unerring accuracy made for the unfortunate hole , capered down the bank , and has not been ...
Page 50
... score to a crowd of H. C. sympathizers , who hovered about " Only : Square , " till the result of the last inning had been transmitted . In the evening , the boys cele- brated the great victory . The Telegram gives the following account ...
... score to a crowd of H. C. sympathizers , who hovered about " Only : Square , " till the result of the last inning had been transmitted . In the evening , the boys cele- brated the great victory . The Telegram gives the following account ...
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... score shows how evenly the teams were matched . Just before the game began , O'Reilley ( H. C. ) was presented with a beautiful gold watch by his South Boston admirers . HARVARD . Kendall , ib . George , cf , Wendell , rf , Devens , lf ...
... score shows how evenly the teams were matched . Just before the game began , O'Reilley ( H. C. ) was presented with a beautiful gold watch by his South Boston admirers . HARVARD . Kendall , ib . George , cf , Wendell , rf , Devens , lf ...
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... score : Innings , Holy Cross , I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I 5 Worcester League , o o O * 0 O O O I 2 O O Sacrifice hits - Linnehan , Joyce . Stolen bases , Kenney , Sharrott , Bransfield . Struck out - Brennan , Foster , Rickert Double plays ...
... score : Innings , Holy Cross , I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I 5 Worcester League , o o O * 0 O O O I 2 O O Sacrifice hits - Linnehan , Joyce . Stolen bases , Kenney , Sharrott , Bransfield . Struck out - Brennan , Foster , Rickert Double plays ...
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... score of 3 to 2 , and losing the second by a score of 1 to o . Harvard , Yale and Princeton have been beaten to a standstill by the Brown University team and Holy Cross has given Brown the worst beatings the nine has sustained this year ...
... score of 3 to 2 , and losing the second by a score of 1 to o . Harvard , Yale and Princeton have been beaten to a standstill by the Brown University team and Holy Cross has given Brown the worst beatings the nine has sustained this year ...
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