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Fifth innings. - Buffum out by Bean to Burt; Gardner by Hall to Burt; Hamlin a long fly to Nichols. For Harvard - Crocker went out by Gardner to first; Nichols struck out; Baker out by third to second...
Sixth innings. - Taylor to first; Savage out on foul bounce to Le Moyne, finely taken; Taylor forced out on second, and Arnd on the same double play by Coolidge to Burt. Burt was prettily caught out on foul fly by third; Bean out, short to first; Le Moyne struck a base hit, caught running to third...
Seventh Innings. - Hunt out, Baker to Burt; Gardner, well fielded by Bean to Burt; Hamlin, a hit to Nichols. For Harvard - Olmsted to first; Crocker to first on balls; Nichols, base hit; all three scored runs; Baker first out on fly to Boyden; Hall made a base hit; Burt got first; Bean out on foul to catcher; Le Moyne, Burt and Hall left on bases by a long hit of Coolidge to Buffum. In this innings the visitors became rattled and their playing for the rest of the game was loose and full of errors...
...innings of the Harvards was remarkable in that four runs were made without a ball or strike being called on Harris; Olmsted a base hit, and Crocker the same; both brought home by a three baser of Nichols; Baker out short to first; Hall scored run; Burt base hit; Bean out to Boyden, and Le Moyne short to first...
...playing of both sides was good up to the seventh innings, when the Amhersts lost heavily. Baker played a beautiful game, assisting in two double plays, and making a fine stop and long throw to first. Bean's pitching was very even and steady, and Hall's catching good. Burt began badly at first, but rallied toward the last. The play of Taylor and Savage was best for the Amhersts, and Hunt's very irregular. The score...