Word: doron
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Brown won the toss, and the game opened with Harvard at the bat. Baker took his base on balls, but was put out trying to steal second base. Phillips struck out, and LeMoyne retired on an easy fly to Doron. For Brown, the first two men struck out and Basset went out on a fly to Tilden...
Second inning. For Harvard, after Tilden struck out, Allen made a pretty base hit and went to second on another by Smith. Winslow hit a fly to Durfee, who muffed it, giving him his base, and sending Allen and Smith to third and second respectively. Beaman hit to Doron, who threw to first, putting him out, but allowing Allen to score. Crocker flied out to Shedd, thus leaving Winslow and Smith on second and third bases. For Brown, Chase got his base on balls ; Shedd flied out to Allen. Gunderson made a base hit, sending Chase to second...
...fourth inning, Baker reached third base on Wadsworth's fumble, a steal, and Lovering's hit to Doron, but failed to score. For Brown, Chase and Shedd got their bases on balls, but the former was put out on the home plate while attempting to score on a wild pitch. Doron and Rhett both struck out, leaving Shedd on third base...
...seventh, both nines failed to reach first base. In the eighth inning Nichols struck to Doron, who failed to throw the ball to Chase in time, but the umpire declared him out. Crocker reached first base on balls, and tried to steal second. Basset threw to Doron who tried to reach Crocker, but to all appearances failed. The umpire, however, decided, to the surprise of all, that he was out. Baker got his base on balls but got no farther, as Lovering went out. Brown went out in order...
...Doron...