Word: clean
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Yale scored twice in the fifth by bunching hits. Dann led off with a clean hit to left. Hunt flied out to Gallivan McBride's hit to right advanced Dann a base, and both scored on two successive wild pitches by Bates. These two runs were direct gifts to Yale by the Harvard pitcher, for Stewart struck out and Walker hit an easy one to Bates...
Harvard, on the contrary, batted Mercer hard. In only two innings did she fail to make a hit. In the third, Gallivan and Boyden, with one man out, were given each his base on balls. Henshaw followed with a clean single, bringing in Gallivan. Willard cleared the bases with a magnificent base hit, but was put out at second on Bates' hit to King. Bates was advanced a peg on Knowlton's hit, but they were both left on Quackenboss' grounder to Price. In the fourth, Howland led off with a hit, took second on Campbell's sacrifice, third...
Harvard won the toss and decided to go to the bat. The batting of the team as a whole was very steady. Brown got the top score, 44, by hard, clean hitting. Sullivan also played well for his 14. The bowling of Mystic was well on the wicket, that of O'Hair especially so. The fielding of the home XI was also good...
...they went to pieces in the fourth and eighth, giving Harvard four runs. The game was marked by the heavy batting of both teams, Melrose batting Bates out of the box in the third. Melrose blanked Harvard easily in the first. For the visitors, Grant led off with a clean hit, stole second and scored on Farren's single. Chase made a two-bagger, which was quickly fielded by Linn to Willard, who threw Farren out at third. The other two men were put out by Willard and Boyden. In the second, Rogers scored on a hit, a wild pitch...
Harvard won the second game in the championship series with a clean score of 8 to 0. The Lehigh team was even more at our mercy than was Harvard at Cornwall's mercy on Friday, and it took scarcely ten seconds after the game began for Blodgett to throw the first goal. From that time on the score rolled up steadily, and almost every man on the attack had a chance to throw a goal. Blodgett made two more goals, Hewes three, and Kilvert and Towle one each, The defence did not have much work to do, and soon...