The game of Monday against the Cochituate nine, though resulting in a defeat for our team, was one of the most serviceable that could have been played. It showed clearly enough that there are amateur pitchers against whom our batsmen make but a poor showing. Yet our nine needs to make this discovery. Nothing could be more fatal to our prospects for the pennant, than to fall into an easy confidence in regard to our abilities. It is, then, to be hoped that another game may be arranged with the Cochituates at once, so that our players may again get the benefit of a puzzling delivery.
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PROPERTY FOR HARVARD COLLEGE.
