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The University second nine lost to Groton School on Saturday by the score of 4 to 3. J. C. Harris '17, who pitched for the seconds, was hit hard in the first inning and allowed three runs. This lead the second team was never able to overcome, although they hit Ashburn, the Groton twirler, freely. He kept their hits scattered and was backed up with-unusually good support. Harris managed to stop Groton's fast start, allowing only one run after the first.
The score by innings:
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