University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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1912 Varsity Baseball Team, 1 NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE 25 1 - - i e Captain McPheters Manager Buckminster Baseball Season of 1912 1 y HILE the baseball season of 1912 was not as successful as might be desired from the standpoint of games won, it is gratifying to note that New Hampshire was victorious over two of her most formidable op- ponents, Rhode Island and the University of Maine. These two victories are all the more creditable from the fact that they were won away from home. Several factors accounted for the poor showing of the team at various times. Hardly once was New Hampshire able to send her strongest nineiinto a game. But aside from this misfortune, one of the greatest losses was that of Coach Carney, . . . . . A d who resigned in order to accept a position as coach at Phillips Exeter ca emy. Wh'l Coach Bernier proved an able man, it took time to get accustomedgto new 1 e coaching and methods, while the season was still progressing and the schedule being played. - l h REsULTs OF SEAsoN New Hampshire 4 Dean 8 New Hampshire 4 Rhode island 0 New Hampshire 2 Vermont 18 New Hampshire 5 Middlebury 6 New Hampshire Harvard Graduate School CRain, no gamej S New Hampshire 13 Fort Williams 5 New Hampshire 3 University of Maine 1 ' New Hampshire 14 Bates 6 ' New Hampshire Q V Phillips Andover CRain, noygameb New Hampshire 2 Bates 7 . New Hampshire 6 I Springfield Training School 9 , A New Hampshire ' 8 Philli s Exeter 11 P 7 New Hampshire Norwich CQuarantine at Norwich, no gamej

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,H-v....e,. . ... s l 5 ,l lr . 2 l l r l F. l T NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE y 27 Mfr .M . Captain Brackett Manager Jenness Baseball Season of 1913 HE baseball season of 1913 was gratifying in its success. Notwithstanding the fact that the team was slow in getting into form, the later victories more than compensated for the defeats of the first of the season. Under the leadership of Coach Jimmie Bannon and Captain Bill Brackett, the nine was successful in shutting out Andover, playing Bates to a standstill, and defeating Rhode Island to the tune of 6 to 5 in one of the most thrilling finishes The team ended the season by defeating Norwich Uni- versity at Durham New New New New New New New New New New New N ew New New ifillll' ever seen on the campus. ll to l. I-lamosgiire flamas H am ps jl2ll1'll'JS' iire ff anijvsl 3.II'1 'JS 1 3.111 USK 1 2iI'I'lA'JSl ifillfl Us. Zfllll N ...i li. - 5111612051 l j2i,lIl 'ns ' ZlllAl JS. list iire 'iire iire mire iire 1 i re mire mire iire iire iire :ire REsULTs OF SEASON 2 Dean 3 2 Brown 12 4 Springfield Training School 3 3 Worcester, N. E. League 14 6 Bates l 4 Andover 0 9 Norwich 2 O Middlebury 3 2 St. Anselm's 6 5 Springfield 3 3 Phillips Exeter 4 6 Bates 7 6 Rhode Island 5 ll Norwich l