Word: bases
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...scored and Reilly reached second. The next man was passed, but McKay then braced and struck out the following batter, while Daily fouled for the third out. Harvard secured the lead in the second after two were out, on singles by Hann and McKay and three base on balls, the last two of which forced in two runs. In the fifth Roger's single, the second baseman's error, and Minot's timely hit scored another run; while Harvard's last run came in the seventh on Reilly's error, and when the right fielder dropped McLaughlin's long...
...game was made by Yale in the fifth inning when Daly singled, stole second, and got home on a wild throw and a squeeze play which he worked with Badger. Harvard tied in the eighth when J. Sweetser singled. A. Sweetser forced him out at second, stole a base, went to third on Twitchell's grounder and scored on a wild pitch. There were no more runs until the twelfth, when Rogers knocked out a single. He reached second when Reilly dropped Taylor's fly, took third on a wild pitch, and got home when Tommers threw wide to first...
...first inning Harvard scored on Harvey's two-base hit to left field and a wild pitch. In the second, Dartmouth secured four of the five hits. Simons fumbled Hobart's grounder, and the next man singled. Brady sacrificed, putting men on second and third base, and Emerson singled to centre, bringing in two runs. Hicks passed Conroy, and Schildmiller's short single to right filled the bases again. Glaze flied out to Aronson, and Leonard, the next man up, hit hard to left. The ball took a bad bound on the running track, Lanigan threw wild to third...
Earned runs--Harvard 1, Dartmouth 1. Left on bases--Harvard 5, Dartmouth 2. Two-base hits--Harvey, Kemble, Leonard. Sacrifice hits--Eaton, Brady. Stolen bases--Currier 2, Schildmiller. Bases on balls--By Hicks 2; by Glaze 2. Struck out--By Glaze: Aronson 3, Simons 2, Hall, Hicks, Pounds; by Hicks: Leonard 3, Glaze 2, Mitchell, Eaton. Wild pitches--Glaze, Hicks. Umpire--Killourhy. Time...
...Dartmouth team, with the exception of Glaze and Schildmiller, who played first base last year, is composed of new men, for most of last year's team were disqualified. The outlook was extremely poor at first, but with capable coaching and hard practice a good nine has been collected and is fast rounding into shape. On the Southern trip the team was unsuccessful, and lost several games by large scores, including a defeat by Georgetown, 14 to 6. Since then victories have been registered over Bowdoin twice, 3 to 0, and 2 to 1, over Trinity, over Yale...