FRESHMAN TEAMS
Football Freshmen 0, Exeter 7 Freshmen 46, K. U. A. 0 Freshmen 41, Springfield. Freshmen 6 Freshmen 7, Dean Academy 13
Freshmen 14, Brown Freshmen 0 Freshmen 6, Princeton Freshmen 26 Cross Country Freshmen 21, Harvard 35 Freshmen 29, N. H. State 30 I.C.A.A.A.A.—Won by Penn State, Dartmouth fifth.
Basketball Freshmen SI, K. U. A. 7 Freshmen 46, Conn. A.C. 24 Freshmen 32, Columbia 29 Freshmen 28, Princeton 33 Freshmen 42, Holderness School 20 Freshmen 24, Colby 14 Freshmen 36, Harvard 17 Freshmen 38, Goddard Seminary 13 Freshmen 23, Andover 34 Freshmen 29, Suffield School 23 Freshmen 28, Exeter 17
Hockey Freshmen 2, Colby 3 Freshmen 2, Andover 1 Freshmen 2, St. Pauls 1 Freshmen 4, Harvard '27, 7 Freshmen 1, Yale '27, 6 Freshmen 4, Pauling 1 Freshmen 1, Princeton '27, 3
Tennis Freshmen 1, Harvard '27, 5 Freshmen 4, Andover 2 Freshmen 7, Dean Academy 0 Freshmen 3, Exeter 3
Baseball Freshmen 0, Yale '27, 3 Freshmen 2, Goddard Seminary 1 Freshmen 9, Harvard '27, 4 Freshmen 9, Dartmouth '26, 2 Freshmen 8, Maiden High 0 Freshmen 10, Cushing 7 Freshmen 10, Colby 1 Freshmen IS, Exeter 2 Freshmen 2, Dean Academy 1 Freshmen 5, Andover IS Freshmen 2, Brown '27, 2
Track Dual meet at Hanover—Freshmen 40, Andover 59. At Andover—Freshmen 56, Andover 70.
Dartmouth s—Vermont 0
Stan Lyon, Dartmouth's 1924 pitching ace, added another game to his long string of victories this year when he held in check the strong Vermont team on Memorial Field, May 21. Yarnall, of Vermont, formerly of Dartmouth, was on the mound for the visitors but by hitting three batters, passing two others, and being the victim of three passed balls was prevented from registering effectively against the Dartmouth team.
Dartmouth scored in its half of the first inning when Fox was hit by a pitched ball, took second on Captain Thurston's Texas leaguer, went to third on a fielder's choice which caught Bjorkman at first base, and tallied on an infield grounder by Harris. Further scoring occurred in the fourth inning. Yarnall hit Austin, the first man up, who was forced out at secpnd base by Hudgins' grounder. Hudgins then stole second base and scored when Seavey hit sharply to right field. In each, of the last three innings Dartmouth added another run to its total. Smith opened the sixth session by drawing a pass from Yarnall, stole second, advanced on Austin's hit, and scored when Seavey made his second hit of the day. A single by Harris, a passed ball, and another single by Smith produced a run in the seventh inning, and in the eighth inning Hudgins slammed a long double to left field, took third base on a passed ball, and scored when Lyon singled past second base.
Lyon struck out five of the Vermont batsmen and held the opposition to three scattered hits.
Dartmouth 5—Brown 4
Outhit by a margin of nine to four, Dartmouth nevertheless managed to win from Brown on Memorial Field, May 24, by taking advantage of the wildness of Duggan, of Brown, who passed eight batters and hit two during the course of the game. Edwards, pitching for Dartmouth, was also in trouble throughout the game, being unable to keep Brown men off the bases. He was replaced in the seventh inning by Lyon after forcing two Brown runs across the plate. Duggan, though pitching wildly, was the leading batter of the day, hitting safely three times. Cutler, of Brown, accounted for a double and a single, as did Trumbower. For Dartmouth the batting features were two base hits by Bjorkraan and Smith.
Dartmouth 10—B. U. 2
The Boston University baseball team was the victim of Lyon's effectiveness on Memorial Field 2B, when Dartmouth defeated the Massachusetts team by a score of 10 to 2. The Dartmouth pitcher held his opponents scoreless except in the sixth inning when a base on balls, a three-base hit by Higginbotham, and a passed ball netted two Boston runs. The two outstanding features of the game were contributed by Bjorkman, of Dartmouth, who, in the fourth inning robbed Gorman, of Boston, of a home run by means of a marvellous catch made on the dead run with his back to the playing field. In the fifth inning the Dartmouth center fielder whaled out a long home run with three men on bases. Dagostino, of Dartmouth, also, had a good day at the bat, collecting three hits, a base on balls, and a sacrifice.
Dartmouth scored two runs in the first inning when Harris's triple scored Dagostino and Thurston, each of whom had singled. Bjorkman's home run scored four more in the fifth inning. In the eighth inning four more runs were added by two bases on balls, Seavey's single, a sacrifice fly by Lyon, and another single by Dagostino.
Dartmouth 2
On May 29 Dartmouth slugged out a 14 to 2 win over Colby on the Memorial Field diamond. The Green team pounded two Colby pitchers for a total of 25 bases, Bjorkman, Stanley, and Captain Thurston each knocking out home runs and Stanley contributing also a. triple. In addition to his long home run Bjorkman also had three sharp singles to his credit for the afternoon's play. Meehan, pitching for Dartmouth, held the Colby batters to five hits, two of which were gathered by E. Fransen, who accounted for a double and a single.
Dartmouth 3—Vermont 1
Dartmouth played a return engagement with Vermont at Burlington May 30, and before a large Memorial Day attendance defeated the Green Mountain team for the second time this season. Comerford's effective pitching and a single in the seventh inning by Hudgins were the main factors in the Dartmouth victory.
Edwards started on the pitching assignment for Dartmouth but was forced to retire before the first inning had been completed having allowed three consecutive singles to net a Vermont run after two men were out. He was relieved by Comer ford who allowed but three hits and though permitting ten batters to reach first 'base was effective in preventing further scores. Until the seventh inning, Captain Newton, pitching for Vermont, had allowed Dartmouth but two hits and held the Green team scoreless. In that session. Bjorkman, the first man at the plate, flied to center field, Harris then singled to left, and Smith reached first base when Chevalier's fielding of his grounder was a trifle delayed. After Stanley had gone out by means of a long fly to left field, Hudgins singled cleanly scoring Harris. Smith also scored when the throw to catch Harris at the plate got away from catcher Ready. In the last inning Dartmouth scored again when Smith singled and stole second, took third on Stanley's infield out and scored while Chevalier was booting a grounder by Hudgins.
Dartmouth B—Harvard 4
Dartmouth scored its customary baseball victory over Harvard at Cambridge, June 11, by a score of 8 to 4. Although three members of the regular team, including Bjorkman, the leading batter, were unable to take part in the game because of examinations, the Green players had little difficulty in solving the pitching of Brown and Spaulding. Bunched hits in the first two innings gave Dartmouth four runs and the Hanover team scored three more runs in the third inning after Spaulding had relieved Brown. Shaneman's home run added another tally in the eighth inning. Harvard scored twice in the first inning and added two more runs in the eighth. For Dartmouth Lyon ptched with his usual effectiveness and held the Harvard team well in hand at all times.
Dartmouth 3—Providence 0
Edwards, pitching for Dartmouth, kept the ferocious batters of Providence College to five hits in a game at Providence June 12 when Dartmouth administered to the Providence team its first defeat of the season. Malloy, of Providence, also pitched good ball, giving Dartmouth batters but six hits. Dartmouth's runs, were scored one each in the second and ninth innings. Hudgins, of the Green team, was the individual star of the day, singling twice in two times at bat.
N. Y. A. C. 8—Dartmouth 4
Captain Thurston's team was unable to hit the offerings of the New York Athletic Club pitcher who faced it in New York June 13, and lost by a score of Bto 4. Dunlevy, for Dartmouth, pitched throughout the first six innings but was relieved in the seventh inning by Barker who finished the game. Fox's three hits in four times at bat and a home run by Dagostino were the Dartmouth features of the contest.
Pennsylvania 5—Dartmouth 2
Before a Commencement crowd of 20,000 spectators, the University of Pennsylvania nine defeated Dartmouth at Philadelphia, June 14, by a score of 5 to 2. Comerford, pitching for Dartmouth gave the Red and Blue team but seven hits, but the bunching of these in the first and third innings, together with Dartmouth errors in the field gave Pennsylvania four runs, to which another run was added in the eighth inning. Dartmouth scored in the fourth inning when Fox singled, advanced on Bjorkman's sacrifice and came to the plate when Smith's roller was thrown over the first baseman's head into the stands. In the seventh inning Harris doubled, advanced while Hudgins was being thrown out at first base and scored when Farrell booted Stanley's grounder.
Dartmouth A—Cornell 2
Stan Lyon, Dartmouth's premier twirler celebrated the end of his college baseball career before 2000 Commencement spectators by gaining a masterful 4 to 2 victory over Cornell. Lyon allowed the Ithacans but four hits and turned in eleven strike outs. A two-base hit by Dan Harris, after Hank Bjorkman had walked in the eighth, started the Green rally which accounted for the two-run margin. Innings : 123 4 56789 Dartmouth 0 1 0 1 00 0 2 —4 Cornell 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 o—2
Dartmouth 3—Brown 6
Elmer Duggan, Brown's twirling star, avenged the defeat handed him earlier in the season by Dartmouth at Hanover, Brown winning the Commencement Day game 6 to 3. The batting of Hoffman, who drove in four of the six Brown runs, and two double plays by the Brunonians featured the game. Innings : 123456789 Dartmouth 00100002 o—3 Brown 3 0 02 0 00 1 —6
