Word: deane
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...neatly caught by Scannell, however, when trying to steal second. Hubbard followed with a hit to left field and he, too, failed to get to second before Scannell's quick throw. Abbott went out on an easy grounder to Andy Highlands. Harvard was retired in short order, Dean striking out and Winslow and Scannell going out on flies to the outfield...
Newton scored a run in the fifth. Besarick made a hit, got to third on Scannell's muff of Soule's third strike, and scored on a hit by Benedict. Half of Harvard's runs were made in this inning. Dean led off with his three-bagger and scored on Winslow's hit. Winslow advanced on a hit by Scannell, and scored on Andy Highlands's pretty sacrifice. Rand followed with another hit and stole second. Hayes was given first on balls. With the bases full, Stevenson knocked the ball into the centre fielder's hands, but the latter muffed...
...sixth the Newtons went out in order. Hits by Dean, Winslow and A. Highlands, and errors by J. Highlands and Benedict, brought in three more runs for Harvard. Harvard scored one more run in the seventh...
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Earned runs - Harvard 5, Newton A. A. 1. Three base hit - Dean. Two base hits - A. Highlands, Stevenson, Abbott, Bowen. Sacrifice hit - A. Highlands. Stolen bases - A. Highlands, Paine 2, Stevenson, Rand 2. Double plays - A. Highlands and Stevenson; Benedict and Warren. Bases on balls - Paine 3, A. Highlands, Hayes 2, Dean, Rand, Abbott, Warren, J. Highlands. Struck out - Dean, Rand, Wrenn 2, Winslow, Stevenson, A. Highlands, Bowen 3, Soule 3, Benedict 2. Wild pitches - J. Highlands 2. A. Highlands. Umpire, Quinn...