Word: bases
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman nine suffered the second defeat of its season yesterday afternoon, losing to Morris Heights School, of Providence, R. I., by the score of 1 to 0. The feature of the game was the long hitting of the visiting team, who secured three three-base hits and one home run, thus making the sole score. The Freshmen were weak at the bat, only obtaining two hits. The score by innings: Innings...
...Left on bases--Harvard, 6; Pilgrims, 5. Two-base hit--McKay. Three-base hit--Potter. Home run--Potter. Sacrifice hits--Carr, Potter, Howe. Stolen bases--Rogers, Potter, Logan, Wadsworth. Double plays--Hicks to Logan; Simons to Wadsworth to Harding; Carr to Potter to Kennedy. Bases on balls--Off McKay, 1; off Hicks, 1. Struck out--By McKay, 3; by Hicks, 3. Umpire--Conroy. Time--1h., 55min...
...last year's Yale team during the first of the season and was regular catcher, will catch for them, while Hicks, on the University pitching staff for three years, will be in the box. Dexter, captain and left field of the 1907 University nine, will be at third base, and Wadsworth, captain of the 1909 Williams team, will be at second, The Pilgrims have played only one game so far this season, defeating Lawrence, of the New England League...
Harvard scored three in the fourth on Minot's single, Harvey's pass and singles by Sexton and Twitchell. In the seventh, the Seniors tallied two more when Johnson and Chase scored on Mills's error, and another two in the eighth when A. Sweetser doubled with men on bases. The final tally came in the ninth after Sexton's infield out with a man on third base...
...First base on errors--Harvard 7, Yale 3. Left on bases--Harvard 11, Yale 3. Two-base hit--A. Sweetser. Sacrifice hits--Chase, A. Sweetser, Taylor. Stolen bases--Johnson 2, Chase, Minot. Bases on balls--Off Sexton 3, off Smith 5. Struck out--By Sexton 12, by Smith 12. Hit by pitched ball--Johnson 2, Cotting. Passed balls--Beken, J. A. Sweetser...