1918 NINES ARE EVENLY MATCHED

The annual game between the Freshmen and the Yale 1918 baseball teams will take place on Soldiers Field Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Students will be HARVARD 1918.  YALE 1918. Wiswall, 2b.  l.f., Early Murray, 3b.  c.f., Armour Knowles, 1b.  2b., Snell Wyche, l.f.  r.f., Holden Horne, r.f.  1b., Shepley Percy, c.f.  c., Munson Harrison, s.s.  3b., Fulton Stephens, c.  s.s., Hutchinson Hitchcock, p.  p., Garfield

admitted on their H. A. A. tickets and general admission will be 25 cents.

The entire Freshman class will assemble in the Smith Quadrangle at 12.45 o'clock where a parade will be formed. Led by a fifteen-piece band the procession will march up Dunster street, through the square, down Holyoke street and thence to the field. A section has been specially reserved for the 1918 cheering.

Freshmen Have Had Good Season.

The Freshman team during the first seven games of the season played very consistent ball, winning six of the seven games and breaking the remarkable string of 39 consecutive victories of the Worcester Academy team by a 2 to 0 victory. Following the Worcester game the team struck a slump and lost its next three games to Exeter, Andover, and Dean Academy respectively. In the game with the Pilgrims on Thursday the Freshmen again regained their stride and batted out a 12 to 10 victory against G. A. Davis 2L. who pitched a no-hit no-run for the Bostn Braves last season.

The scores of the 1918 baseball games to date are as follows:

Freshmen, 5; Brookline High, 2.

Freshmen, 8; Lynn Classical, 5.

Freshmen, 5; Manchester High, 3.

Freshmen, 9; St. Mark's, 6.

Freshmen, 6; Groton, 5.

Freshmen, 3; Huntington, 9.

Freshmen, 2; Worcester Academy, 0.

Freshmen, 0; Exeter, 3.

Freshmen, 4; Andover, 6.

Freshmen, 1; Dean Academy, 4.

Freshmen, 12; Pilgrims, 10.

Yale Freshmen are Strong Also.

The Yale 1918 team is about an average aggregation with weak spots and strong ones. The records show a total of 9 victories against 4 defeats. There is as yet very little way of comparing the team with the University yearlings, since the games with Andover and Exeter, both of which nines defeated the latter team, were cancelled on account of bad weather.

Captain E. A. H. Shepley, a former Hill School star, and first baseman of the team, is the batting better, his two base hits practically winning the Princeton 1918 game. N. Garfield, from Taft School, is the best pitcher, and will undoubtedly work the major part of Monday's game. In the Princeton 1918 game, a week ago, he held his opponents to two hits, allowing only two bases on balls, and striking out 10 of the Tiger players.

The scores of the Yale freshman baseball games to date follow:

Yale 1918, 5; New Haven H. S., 3.

Yale 1918, 8; Knights of King Arthur, 2.

Yale 1918, 4; Morris Heights High School, 3.

Yale 1918, 6; Fordham Preparatory, 0.

Yale 1918, 12; Colonials, 3.

Yale 1918, 0; Springfield Training School, 1.

Yale 1918, 11; Holbrook, 2.

Yale 1918, 4; Pennsylvania 1918, 5.

Yale 1918, 5; Williston, 6.

Yale 1918, 3; Hotchkiss, 0.

Yale 1918, 7; Irving, 1.

Yale 1918, 0; Dean Academy, 1.

Yale 1918, 4; Princeton 1918, 0.

Statistics of Freshman Players.

Following are the statistics of the Freshman squad:

P. B. Boyden, substitute outfielder, of Winnetka, Ill., prepared at Middlesex, where he played one year. He is 20 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall, and weighs 155 pounds.

E. Ginn, substitute outfielder, of Winchester, prepared at Middlesex, where he played one year. He is 18 years old, 5 feet, 10 inches tall, and weighs 158 pounds.

C. L. Harrison, shortstop and pitcher, prepared at Pomfret, where he played four years. He is 20 years old, 5 feet, 10 inches tall, and weighs 169 pounds.

W. C. Hitchcock, pitcher, of Honolulu, Hawaii, prepared at Exeter, where he played one year. He is 19 years old, 5 feet, 9 inches tall, and weighs 154 pounds.

M. W. Horne, right field, of Pittsburg, prepared at St. Mark's, where he played three years. He is 20 years old, 5 feet, 9 inches tall, and weighs 171 pounds.

J. Knowles, Jr., first base, of Cambridge, prepared at Andover at Andover, where he played one year. He is 18 years old, 5 feet, 11 inches tall, and weighs 150 pounds.

R. M. Loring, substitute pitcher, of Wellesley, prepared at the Berkshire School, where he played two years. He is 20 years old, 6 feet tall, and weighs 170 pounds.

W. J. Murray, captain and third base,

admitted on their H. A. A. tickets and general admission will be 25 cents.

The entire Freshman class will assemble in the Smith Quadrangle at 12.45 o'clock where a parade will be formed. Led by a fifteen-piece band the procession will march up Dunster street, through the square, down Holyoke street and thence to the field. A section has been specially reserved for the 1918 cheering.

Freshmen Have Had Good Season.

The Freshman team during the first seven games of the season played very consistent ball, winning six of the seven games and breaking the remarkable string of 39 consecutive victories of the Worcester Academy team by a 2 to 0 victory. Following the Worcester game the team struck a slump and lost its next three games to Exeter, Andover, and Dean Academy respectively. In the game with the Pilgrims on Thursday the Freshmen again regained their stride and batted out a 12 to 10 victory against G. A. Davis 2L. who pitched a no-hit no-run for the Bostn Braves last season.

The scores of the 1918 baseball games to date are as follows:

Freshmen, 5; Brookline High, 2.

Freshmen, 8; Lynn Classical, 5.

Freshmen, 5; Manchester High, 3.

Freshmen, 9; St. Mark's, 6.

Freshmen, 6; Groton, 5.

Freshmen, 3; Huntington, 9.

Freshmen, 2; Worcester Academy, 0.

Freshmen, 0; Exeter, 3.

Freshmen, 4; Andover, 6.

Freshmen, 1; Dean Academy, 4.

Freshmen, 12; Pilgrims, 10.

Yale Freshmen are Strong Also.

The Yale 1918 team is about an average aggregation with weak spots and strong ones. The records show a total of 9 victories against 4 defeats. There is as yet very little way of comparing the team with the University yearlings, since the games with Andover and Exeter, both of which nines defeated the latter team, were cancelled on account of bad weather.

Captain E. A. H. Shepley, a former Hill School star, and first baseman of the team, is the batting better, his two base hits practically winning the Princeton 1918 game. N. Garfield, from Taft School, is the best pitcher, and will undoubtedly work the major part of Monday's game. In the Princeton 1918 game, a week ago, he held his opponents to two hits, allowing only two bases on balls, and striking out 10 of the Tiger players.

The scores of the Yale freshman baseball games to date follow:

Yale 1918, 5; New Haven H. S., 3.

Yale 1918, 8; Knights of King Arthur, 2.

Yale 1918, 4; Morris Heights High School, 3.

Yale 1918, 6; Fordham Preparatory, 0.

Yale 1918, 12; Colonials, 3.

Yale 1918, 0; Springfield Training School, 1.

Yale 1918, 11; Holbrook, 2.

Yale 1918, 4; Pennsylvania 1918, 5.

Yale 1918, 5; Williston, 6.

Yale 1918, 3; Hotchkiss, 0.

Yale 1918, 7; Irving, 1.

Yale 1918, 0; Dean Academy, 1.

Yale 1918, 4; Princeton 1918, 0.

Statistics of Freshman Players.

Following are the statistics of the Freshman squad:

P. B. Boyden, substitute outfielder, of Winnetka, Ill., prepared at Middlesex, where he played one year. He is 20 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall, and weighs 155 pounds.

E. Ginn, substitute outfielder, of Winchester, prepared at Middlesex, where he played one year. He is 18 years old, 5 feet, 10 inches tall, and weighs 158 pounds.

C. L. Harrison, shortstop and pitcher, prepared at Pomfret, where he played four years. He is 20 years old, 5 feet, 10 inches tall, and weighs 169 pounds.

W. C. Hitchcock, pitcher, of Honolulu, Hawaii, prepared at Exeter, where he played one year. He is 19 years old, 5 feet, 9 inches tall, and weighs 154 pounds.

M. W. Horne, right field, of Pittsburg, prepared at St. Mark's, where he played three years. He is 20 years old, 5 feet, 9 inches tall, and weighs 171 pounds.

J. Knowles, Jr., first base, of Cambridge, prepared at Andover at Andover, where he played one year. He is 18 years old, 5 feet, 11 inches tall, and weighs 150 pounds.

R. M. Loring, substitute pitcher, of Wellesley, prepared at the Berkshire School, where he played two years. He is 20 years old, 6 feet tall, and weighs 170 pounds.

W. J. Murray, captain and third base,