Word: baseness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Newton A. A. team defeated Harvard with the utmost ease yesterday afternoon in a game that was marked by Dowd's good pitching and Harvard's ragged fielding. Newton won the game in the first inning, when she scored four runs on three base hits by Woodcock and Draper, a two base hit by Mason, a single by Bustard, and errors by Scannell and Paine. After this the playing on both sides was slow and without interest. Dowd had the Harvard batters completely at his mercy and allowed only three scattered hits, one of which was a scratch. Fortunately each...
...game began with Newton at the bat. Mason made a two-base hit and Barton reached first on a muffed third strike by Scannell. Bustard hit safely and Mason scored, but Barton was out at the plate. Woodcock and Draper made long three base hits. Warren's grounder was fielded by Stevenson, but Dowd was safe on Paine's muff. After four runs had come in, Bowen struck...
Last Saturday afternoon, at Worcester, the College Nine easily defeated the Worcester Polytechnic team by a score of 15 to 2. Harvard's batting was superior. Gregory pitched a fine game, giving only one man his base on balls...
...base hits-Miller, Young 2, Haskell, Heitkamp, Kingsley. Earned runs-Cornell, Harvard 2, Three-base hit-Heitkamp. Stolen bases-Young. Foster, Johnson, Dean 2, R. Stevenson 2, Paine, T. Stevenson. Bases on balls-by Young 5, by Paine 4. Passed ball-Kingsley. Wild pitches-Young 2, Paine 2. Hit by pitched ball-Johnson, R. Stevenson, T. Stevenson. Struck out-by Young 2, by Paine 16. Time-2h. 15m. Umpire-Hoagland...
...first base-ball game with Cornell was played at Ithaca last Saturday. Harvard played a hard game from start to finish, winning by the score of 15 to 6. Paine pitched very effectively, striking out sixteen men, giving only four bases on balls and allowing only seven hits. Scannell, as well as the rest of the nine, gave Paine excellent support...