Word: batted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...ninth each side sent only three men to the bat, and this was the case in the tenth also...
...candidates for the junior class nine have been at work since the end of the recess, and though there is good material, it is crude to say the least. All are especially weak at the bat and show a great want of life and spirit in their play. The following men are trying for positions: McKay, Lake, Hunt, Wrenn, Gray, Lockett, Curtis, Clarke, Chase, Brown, Hyams, Oliver, Allen, Codman, Hollis, Hale, Young, Spalding, and Cummin...
...mistake was made in the averages of the base ball nine published in Saturday's CRIMSON, whereby Downer was given a batting average of ,600 in the Yale games In reality he played in three of the games, went to the bat eight times, made four hits, and his average was therefore...
...cricket team had an off day on Saturday in both batting and fielding. Only eight men went to Brockton, and the eleven had to be filled out by three Brockton substitutes. The Harvard team went to the bat first, but made a poor showing before the underhand bowling of Ward, Garrett alone, with 15, scoring double figures. The fielding of the Harvard men was wretched, with the exception of Hewes and Garrett. Bates made the top score, 24, for Brockton; but he gave many chances for catches. The Harvard team was made up as follows: S. A. M. Skinner, Davis...
Brown was first at the bat and scored once. Dowd hit safely to left, stole second, took third on a sacrifice, and home on a passed ball. For Harvard, Dean hit to right, stole second, and came in on Howland's two-bagger to right. Brown did not score in the next three innings. In the third Linn got base on balls, second on first's error, and third and home on Howland...