Word: balle
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...half innings of the game between Harvard and Amherst were played yesterday afternoon, a heavy shower coming up suddenly and driving both teams off the field. At the end of the third inning the score was a tie-2 to 2. Harvard seemed to be playing rather better ball, however, and stood an excellent chance of winning...
Harvard made two runs in the first and second innings. Burgess flied out to center. Rand hit a high fly just inside the foul line over third base, went to second on a passed ball and scored on Haughton's two-bagger to centre. In the second inning Stevenson hit to left, and was sacrificed to second by Dean, who made a clever punt to pitcher. Chandler fouled out and Paine knocked Rand home with a clean drive over second...
Amherst scored both runs in the third inning. Foster struck out, Johnston got a scratch hit over first base, and went to second on Kellogg's being given a base on balls. Sullivan hit safely to Rand, who threw home, endeavoring unsuccessfully to cut Johnston off at the plate. Scannell muffed the ball and Kellogg also came in. The score follows...
Saturday afternoon the Freshmen, by their own good team work and wretched playing on the part of their opponents, easily defeated Exeter by the score of 19-2. With the exception of a fly ball muffed by Foster the team played an errorless game...
...Harvard's attack was much superior to her defense, while Swarthmore's attack was rather weak. Patton scored the one goal for Swarthmore in the first half after ten minutes of play. Harvard scored later when Captain Burley made a clever catch and passed the ball to Ring, who shot the goal. In the second half Harvard had the ball at one time almost through Swarthmore's goal but failed to score...