The hard hitting of the home team would have won the game even if Lawrenceville had shown better field-work. P.A. made twelve hits, including a two-bagger, two three-base hits, and a home run. Greenway led with two singles and a three-bagger, while Barton made a two-bagger and a home run. As for the error-making, Lawrenceville took the lead in that in the fourth inning. Sedgwick got his base on balls, and was thrown out at second; Greenway took first on an error and second on an error; Elliott got to first on balls; Dayton followed him on an error, which let Greenway home; Waddell went to first after being struck by a ball, and after Davis had struck out both Dayton and Elliott scored on an error. Fortunately for Lawrenceville, the inning was closed by Waddell's being thrown out at third.

This is the third consecutive defeat that Lawrenceville has suffered at the hands of Andover in baseball, and never before has the victory of the Massachusetts team been so decided. The only way to account for the Jerseymen's weakness is that they were affected by the long journey, and were probably "rattled" by the Andover crowd. This Lawrenceville nine can do better. A team that can play the University of Pennsylvania 6-8 and Princeton 2-5 ought not to succumb to Andover by 11-0. The following day Lawrenceville met Exeter, but only seven innings were played, as the visitors had to catch a train for home. When play was stopped the score stood 3-3, and there was considerable dissatisfaction on Exeter's part because the last two innings could not be finished. Lawrenceville showed better form than was exhibited at Andover, making only two errors; but Exeter was playing good ball too, and it is an open question now as to which is the better team. Next year more careful arrangements should be made, for the memory of this season's game will always be unsatisfactory.

NEW ENGLAND I.S.A.A. GAMES, HOLMES FIELD, CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 15, 1895.

N.E.I.S.A.A.

Record.

Event.Made by
100-yard dash10-1/5sec.F. H. Bigelow, W.H.-S., 1894
220-yard run22-2/5"F. H. Bigelow, W.H.-S., 1894
440-yard run50-3/5"T. E. Burke, E.H.-S., 1894
Half-mile run2m.6"S. Wesson, W.A., 1894
Mile run4"34-2/5"W. T. Laing, P.A., 1894
Mile walk7"36"P. J. McLaughlin, W.H.-S., '93
120-yard hurdle17-2/5"W. W. Hoyt, R.L.S., 1893
220-yard hurdle27"A. H. Hine, P.A., 1894
Mile bicycle2"41-3/5"A. A. Densmore, Hopkinson, '93
Running high jump5ft.7-3/4in.C. J. Paine, Hopkinson, 1893
Running broad jump21"6"C. Brewer, Hopkinson, 1890
Pole vault10"6-3/4"W. W. Hoyt, R.L.S., 1894
Throwing 12-lb. ham'r125"R. F. Johnson, B.H.-S., 1894
Putting 16-lb. shot39"3"M. O'Brien, E.H.-S., 1894

Event.Winner June 15, 1895.
100-yard dashJ. T. Roche, W.H.-S.10-3/5sec.
220-yard runJ. T. Roche, W.H.-S.23-2/5"
440-yard runR. S. Hull, W.H.-S.53-3/5"
Half-mile runA. Albertson, W.H.-S.2m.5"
Mile runD. T. Sullivan, W.H.-S.4"42-4/5"
Mile walkC. V. Moore, N.H.-S.7"18-3/5"
120-yard hurdleA. H. Hine, P.A.18-1/5"
220-yard hurdleA. H. Hine, P.A.27-4/5"
Mile bicycleH. Freyberg, W.H.-S.2"40-3/5"
Running high jumpF. Holt, R.L.S. }5"7-1/2"
R. Ferguson, E.H.-S. }
Running broad jumpE. L. Mills, S.H.-S.20"3"
Pole vaultB. Johnson, W.A.10"7"
Throwing 12-lb. ham'rM. Sargent, Hopkinson119"4"
Putting 16-lb. shotE. Holt, P.A.36"11-1/2"

Points made by Schools.
Worcester H.-S.33
Andover25
English H.-S.12-1/2
Worcester Academy9-2/5
Hopkinson6
Newton H.-S.5-1/5
Somerville H.-S.5
Noble's4-1/5
Roxbury Latin3-1/2
Cambridge H. and L.3
Lynn H.-S.2-1/5
Chelsea H.-S.2
Chauncey Hall1
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Total112