Saturday's Game Shows The 'varsity Nine To Be In Good Condition

The were about 600 people ou the athletic field last Saturday afternoon to see the University win, 21 to 3 in the flrst base ball game of the season, between Albion and the 'Varsity nine. The latter team showed up in better condition than for the past tliree years at the first game of the season. This is largely due to the work of Sexton, who lias infused plenty of life into the team. Only two errors were made on the 'Varsity side. Holmes tlirew over first base, and Shielda let a ball get past him. zie did nood work at first, accepting twelve chances without au error. Three pitchers, Miller, Gallop and Watkins were put ia, to give each an opportunity to work in. Galloi) allowed only nine men to come to bat in tlie three innings lie liad charge of the box. Millerstruck out seven in three inninge and only one hit was made ofï kim. Watkins pitched well and only three hits were made off his delivery. Albion put up a raggedgame owing eyidently to lack of practice. Following is the complete score : Karned runs- None. Two-base hits- Sexton, MiKenzie, Lee. Stolen Sexton, Shlelds 3, Miller, Deans 2, Lee 2, RusseU 2, Bnck, Alt hen. First base on balls- By Clark 3, Jacobs 4. Hit by pitcher- White and liuok. struck out- Uy Miller 7, Gallop 5, Watkins S. l balls- BuckS, Holmes 1. Wild pitch- Jacobs 1. Umpire- Arthur .Seymour.