Word: dean
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Boston did not score in the second, but Harvard made two runs on Long's fumble of Cook's grounder, hits by Dean and Hallowell, Dean's out at the plate and Hovey's two bagger...
...Stovey followed with one over second, which Hallowell allowed to go through his legs, giving each of the runners another base. Sullivan sent both men in by a two bagger, and came home himself on Quinn's single. Ganzell struck out and Lowe knocked a high fly for Dean. Lake got a base on balls, and then Clarkson cleared the bases by a long home run hit over the right field fence. Long got his base on balls, but Brodie ended the agony by a grounder to Hovey. In this inning Boston made five of her ten hits...
...sixth, Bates made a hit. Dean followed with another but was forced at second by Hallowell's grounder, the batter going to first. Hallowell stole second and both he and Bates scored...
...Dean...
Earned runs, Boston, 4; Harvard 1. Two base hits. Sullivan, Hovey. Home Runs, Clarkson, Long. Stolen bases, Long (2), Brodie (2), Ganzell, Lowe, Dean, Hallowell, Frothingham, Dickinson (2), Cobb. First base on balls, Long (2), Stovey, M. Sullivan, Ganzel, Lake (2), Dean, Frothingham (2). First base on errors, Brodie, Lowe, Hovey, Dickinson, Cook, Struck out, Long, Brodie, Lowe, Lake (2), Clarkson, Nichols (2). Left on bases, Boston, 8; Harvard, 6. Passed ball, Upton. Wild pitches, Bates (2), Howe. Time, 1h. 50 m. Umpire, J. F. Morrill...