Word: eighth
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...played in New York tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. For the benefit of the large number of Harvard men who will probably witness the game, it may be stated that Manhattan Field, where the battle will be fought is at One hundred and fifty-fifth Street, and Eighth Avenue, the northern terminus of the Sixth Ave. and Ninth Ave. elevated roads. There are nine entrances to the grounds, and they will all be indicated by large numbers on the day of the game. The entrances for holders of admission tickets are numbered...
...ninth number of the Advocate is perhaps above the general average of the Advocates of this year, but appearing as it does, closely upon the heels of the eighth number, it suffers slightly by comparison...
...eighth inning the game was really a pitchers' battle and Turner proved far the more effective, although Howe pitched a very good game. Had he been as well supported as Turner was the result might have been very different, as three of Andover's hits ought to have been stopped by the Exeter infielders. The general play of the two nines was good and the Andovers really deserved the victory as they outfielded and outbatted the Exeter boys. The batting of both nines was very light, Exeter getting only two hits and Andover five. The features of Exeter's game...
...Boston Latin made three runs in the first two innings, two in the seventh, and one more in the ninth. Cambridge made three runs in the first inning on two wild pitches, one each in the fifth and sixth, two in the seventh and the last three in the eighth and ninth...
...pitched ball but was thrown out trying to steal second. In the sixth inning Trafford was first man at the bat and made his second single of the game, but a moment later was doubled up at second on Frothingham's hit to Mahoney. In the eighth innings, after two men were out, Hovey and Trafford made singles but were left by Frothingham's easy hit to pitcher...