Word: eighth
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Nutting reached third in the seventh on a hit and two good steals but neither Spangler nor Howe could bring him in. Wiggin made a run on a base on balls, a steal, a hit and an error. In the eighth Howard again made a hit and stole around to third. Wiggin, however, was very steady, struck out two men and retired another on a fly. Frothingham and Trafford made singles, and singles, and Upton made a three-bagger, two runs resulting. Baker made a hit in the ninth, but William's chances for another run were destroyed...
...seventh two more runs were tallied. Dickinson scored the second earned run by a hit, two stolen bases, and a single by Hallowell. The other run was made by Corbett. Abbott and Sullivan scored in the eighth, both getting bases on balls, Abbott stealing second and third, and Sullivan second, and both coming home on Millard's muff of Corbett's fly to short center. This ended the scoring, though Hallowell made a very pretty two base hit in the next inning...
Beethoven's Overture "Coriolanus." which opened the eighth Symphony Concert last night in Saunders Theatre, has been identified by Wagner with the scene "between Coriolanus, his mother and his wife on the battlefield before the gates of his native city, when the chieftain yielded to femine entreaties, refused to assault the place and thereupon suffered death at the hands of the Volcian, Attius, his associate in the enterprise." The overture is very impressive, beginning with the huge C given by the strings with all their might, followed by a short, sharp chord from the entire orchestra, and developing with great...
Tickets for the various performances will be on sale today for all but the final Cambridge ones. The New York performances will take place on the evenings of April sixth, seventh, and eighth, with a matinee also on the eighth, in Chickering Hall. The tickets for these dates will be for sale at the Harvard Club, Brentano's, Woman's Exchange, Winsor Hotel, Fifth Avenue Hotel, W. J. Jenkins, and here at Thurston's. The New York patronesses are: Mrs. Francis R. Appleton, Mrs. Francis C. Barlow, Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies, Mrs. Chas. C. Beaman, Mrs. Edward R. Bell...
...eighth number of the Lampoon was issued yesterday...