Yale Captain Mac Aldrich Leads Yale to Harvard Victory
Yale defeats Harvard in the decisive series finale at the Polo Grounds as captain Mac Aldrich stars with standout fielding and batwork. Aldrich, a Fall River native, is praised for leadership while Yale fans celebrate a sweeping win and his historic double captaincy in football and baseball.
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Passing of Yale captain Mac Aldrich on field at Coogan's Bluff
In the ninth inning the Yale team honors Mac Aldrich with a standing ovation on the famous field. The crowd from Yale and Harvard alike rises as the passing of the peerless leader is marked with sorrow and admiration. Aldrich leaves the undergraduate arena for a symbolic Valhalla after a storied season.
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