1912–13 Volume 37 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL 349Manhatten games, holding the formidable Dartmouth team to threehits and no scores and allowing but three balls to be batted out of.the diamond during the entire game.During the summer of 1911 Malcolm, together with most of the^^ ^ .^^^^^^^^^^^^ "^p^^p^^HL i^^H' "^^ • u^^l^m M r .:^^|^ i Jm^^^^^^K,^V '„..- 'J^^^^lr .^^J^fw^^^^^v ' W^^^^w^^^^^^lHAROLD A. MAYFORTH, JASON M. MALCOLM, '14Vermont team, played summer ball at Cooperstown, N. V., where hepitched twenty games and won eighteen of them, which was certainlyphenomenal work for a freshman.Early in March, 1912 before Vermont had been able to do any outdoorwork because of the snow, the team took its southern trip andMalcolm in his second contest pitched a no hit and no run game