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...fifth, Harvard made three runs, two of them being earned, off a three-base hit by Nichols, a single by Willard, and another three-baser by Allen. Allen scored on a passed ball and Smith was put out at home in a foolish attempt to score. Dartmouth added two runs in this inning bringing the score up to 9 to 3 for Harvard. In the sixth, our nine failed to score for the second and last time; Dartmouth likewise receiving a blank, although Scruton reached first on a wild throw by Wiestling, and went around to third...
...second, all of which were made on errors of our men. After this, Harvard settled down and blanked their opponents every inning. The Cochituates had a very puzzling pitcher, and but two base hits were made from him until the ninth inning, when Tilden got in a rattling two baser, and came home on hits made by Nichols and Allen. Smith got his base on balls, thus making three men on bases. Foster, who followed, was unable to hit the ball, and Harvard had to succumb with three men left on bases...
...game opened with Brown at the bat, Chase knocked a grounder to Beaman, and was thrown out at first. Clark struck out. Hutchinson made a two baser, and tried to come home on Murphy's hit, but was put out on the home plate. For Harvard, Edgerly struck out, while Beaman made a base hit, took second and third on errors of the pitcher and catcher, and scored on Tilden's put out at first. Brown did not score until the fourth inning, when Murphy made a base hit, took second on Gunderson's hit, and came home...
During the moment that I remained staring at this apparition of myself, the thought dawned upon me, with the ready intuition common to dreams, that this was my missing body. But what directed its actions? I knew, at once, that when I lost my body, the baser part of my mind, the passions must have remained with it. These passions, then, were the controlling power in this other side of my dual existence. But they could only act for evil! A great fear of what they would do came over me. I tried to warn the people of the house...
Sixth inning. Princeton failed to score although Cooper reached first base on Baker's wild throw. Harvard made two earned runs in this inning on base hits by Allen, Smith and Nichols, Winslow's two-baser and Reynold's fumble, making the score 4 to 3 in Princeton's favor...