Word: crockers
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...features of the game were the batting of Olmsted, Bean, Dilts and Greene, the brilliant first base play of Burt and assists of Crocker from right field, and fine base running of Coolidge. The score...
...Crocker...
Earned runs - Browns 2; Harvards 3. Two-base hits - Hall, Bean, Greene. Three-base hit - Dilts. First base on balls - Payne, Baker, Olmsted. First base on errors - Harvards 7; Browns 5. Struck out - Payne (2), Chase, Smith, Bean, Coolidge, Crocker (2), Le Moyne. Double play - Greene and Dilts. Passed balls - Hall 1; Bassett 2. Wild pitches - Bean 1; Smith 1. Time 2h. 20m, Umpire - Hawes of Lowell...
...became evident that neither nine was to have a walk-over, and interest began to deepen in the fourth inning. Crocker hit to Greene, who made another low throw to Chase, on which Crocker reached third, and was brought in by a sacrifice by Hall. This ended Harvard's run-getting for two innings. With two men out, Payne made a sharp hit by second, and was brought home on a three-baser by Dilts, which struck the church that supports centre field, on the fly. Dilts in turn was brought in by a two-baser of Greene, thus earning...
...came home on a fine two-baser of Burt's to the centre field. For Brown, Payne struck out; Dilts made a hit by first base; Greene followed with anoth-to left which sent Dilts to third; he came in on a wild pitch. Bassett hit safely to Crocker, who threw to first, nearly catching him. Burt threw home to cut off Greene, but Hall dropped the ball and this let in Greene and Bassett, giving Brown three unearned runs. The score was now 7 to 4, in favor of Brown, and matters began to look dubious for Harvard...