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The Freshman baseball nine defeated Noble and Greenough's team in a fairly well played game yesterday afternoon by the score of 13 to 5. Noble's whose men have average ability and more than average promise, were lacking in team work, but played an accurate game. Until the fifth inning, when several substitutes were put in, the Freshmen played without error. There was decided improvement in their batting, thirteen hits being made; and the base-running was better, although the team almost without exception is slow in starting. Castle, who had good control, allowed only one base on balls and three hits. For noble's Lovering played cleverly behind the bat.
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