Word: baseness
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Juniors were the first to score. Both their runs were made in the third inning with two men out. Lewis received a base on balls, and was advanced to second by O'Connell's scratch hit. An error and a passed ball brought them both...
Rogers opened for Harvard by beating out a grounder which Orr handled. He stole second and continued to third on Chadbourne's poor throw to second base. McLaughlin's long sacrifice fly to right field allowed Rogers to score easily. Hicks flied to the pitcher and Potter singled, but was left on first when Minot raised a foul...
...past second during the rest of the game, and was out in order except in the fifth and sixth innings. The effectiveness of Mitchell's pitching may be judged from the fact that Lanigan reached second at the opening of the fifth inning, on a single and a stolen base, but was prevented from scoring, as Marshall was fanned, and Young and Babson could not hit safely...
...Harvard, Rogers got to base in the first inning on Orr's error but was caught at second on McLaughlin's grounder. A grounder by Hicks advanced McLaughlin to second, but he was left there when Potter fanned. In the next inning, after Minot had struck out, Lanigan and Marshall were passed. Lanigan stole second and continued to third on the catcher's poor throw to second. Another throw to second in an attempt to prevent Marshall from stealing resulted in another error, this one by Norton, who failed to get the short throw from the catcher, and Lanigan scored...
Hicks will be in the box for Harvard, and McLaughlin will play again at first base. The batting order will be the same as against Cornell on Saturday. Dartmouth will have its best pitcher, Mitchell, in the box. He won one game from Harvard in 1908, and Hicks won the other game that year. The one game scheduled last year was cancelled on account of rain...