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1st T. D. Beall, 38 points.
2nd R. B. Boettcher, 15 points.
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4th ] Kemp "McGinnis \ 13 P omts *
POINTS BY CI.ASSKS.
Senior class—34 points, 3rd place.
Junior class—116 points, 1st place.
Sophomore class—64 points, 2nd place.
Freshman class—25 points, 4th place.
Base Ball Game.
The first gfame College played this season took place
Saturday, April 22nd, with the Bryan boys, on the latter’s
diamond. The game was slow throughout; the batting of
both teams was poor, and there was no such thing ex
hibited as team work. Another thing was plainly dis
played during the game, and is acknowledged with shame
as a disgrace to our college, and that was the way our
boys quarreled among themselves, and the tendency of
seeking individual distinction. As long as these things
exist we cannot expect to gain fame at base ball; therefore
let’s go at it with the right spirit and the student body
will always be ready to support their college team.
The feature of the game was Baumgarten’s pitching.
He did exceedingly well, and deserves much credit for the
manner in which he controlled his balls and watched his
bases. Storey, our crack catcher, did well until an un-