Word: crockers
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...nine played an exhibition game with Princeton on Saturday, and were defeated by the above score. Harvard lacked the services of Allen, Nichols, Smith and LeMoyne, and consequently presented a crippled team. Edward and Shaw formed the "battery" for Princeton, White and Crocker for Harvard. Wadleigh struck out for the first time this year. Beaman and Lovering led in batting, Beaman making three hits and Lovering two, with a total of four. The game was characterized by loose fielding on the part of both nines, while the batting was heavy. Baker did the best fielding for Harvard on first base...
...nine will play at Princeton today as follows: Allen, p.; Nichols, c.; Smith, 1b.; Coolidge, 2b.; Beaman, 3b.; Baker, s.s.; LeMoyne, l.f.; Crocker, c.f.; Lovering...
...their base. They were both knocked in by Nichols' two-base hit. Mr. Quinn admitted after the game that his decision was wrong. The last decision was in the last inning. With two men out, G. P. Merrill tried to steal second but was thrown out prettily by Crocker and caught about two feet off the base. Quinn, however, decided not out, and Merrill made the winning run. The features of the game were the batting of Baker, the hot line catches of Baker and Beaman, the left-field play of Le Moyne and H. B. Hall and the third...
...Crocker...
Time of game - 1 hour 35 minutes; earned runs - Harvard, 2; two base hit - Nichols, Welch; home run - Baker; first base on balls - Harvard, 2, Beacons, 3; struck out - Beacons, 2; double plays - Lovering and Nichols; passed balls - Crocker, 3, Richardson, 2; umpire - Quinn...