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Clarkson pitched well for Harvard keeping the nine hits made by Holy Cross scattered and showing good control at critical moments, striking out nine men and giving one base on balls. At the bat, however, he failed to make a hit. Matthews was unsteady at second base, made two errors and failed to get a hit. Coolidge played well at short stop and got one of the hits. Wendell had no chances in the field, drew two bases on balls, but flied out to left field on both his other turns at the bat. Skilton had no chances in right...
Stillman pitched well, allowing Lehigh no hits and but one base on balls up to the eighth inning, when two hits gave the opponents their one run; and struck out fifteen men. At the bat, out of a total of six turns, he made one home run, two singles, one sacrifice hit, and drew two bases on balls. Carr made one of Harvard's two errors by a wild throw over first base, which allowed the batter to reach third. He failed, however, to make a hit, being unable to time the slow ball. Clarkson accepted his one chance...
...HAVEN, May 20.--Yale lost at baseball to the New Haven league team today by a score of 14 to 5, owing partly to inability to bat. The fielding was also poor...
...without an error. In the ninth inning he brought in two runs by a single to centre field. Carr had two chances at third base and fielded them cleanly, throwing Collier, a very fast runner, out at first base on a slow bunt along the foul line. At the bat he failed to get a hit, striking out once and drawing one base on balls. Wendell accepted his one chance in left field and showed enough improvement at the bat to make two clean hits. Stillman did not have any chance in centre field, but made two hits. Randall...
...Orbin's error which allowed Wendell to reach first. Wendell stole second and Clarkson sent both over the plate by a drive into centre field. He was caught off first, however, and Stillman was put out by a foul fly to first base. Pennsylvania then came to the bat for the last time. Devlin was put in to bat for Brown and was struck out. Groves hit a fly to right field and reached first on H. Kernan's error. Collier followed with a hit, advancing Groves to second base. White then drove over first base and Groves came home...