Word: eighth
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...runs. Harvard's seven hits, on the other hand, were distributed through five innings. The only thing about our playing that seemed to puzzle Brown was the base running, yet this was not perfect. We might have had one more run as easily as not. In the eighth inning, with one man out, Frothingham was coached to come in from second on Alward's hit, and was easily thrown out at the plate. In the fourth inning Dean wrenched his leg in stealing third, and Trafford played the rest of the game at second. Dickinson was put on first...
...throw by Long and Hovey's base hit. In the fourth a base on balls, Upton's scratch hit and Cook's sacrifice brought in another. In the fifth Harvard earned a run by Dean's three-bagger to right and Hallowell's hit to the pitcher. In the eighth three bases on balls in succession and an error by Nash let in one more. Our last run was earned in the eighth again by Dean and Hallowell...
...seventh Boston made two runs on a base on balls, a costly error by Dean, and another hit by Quinn. In the eighth Lake hit a sharp grounder to Hovey, who fumbled and threw very wildly to first. Lake made the round of the bases and ended the scoring of the game...
...eighth the Worcesters made a run and tied the score. McGrath knocked a grounder to Dean, who fumbled. Bates tried to catch him on first but threw wild and he took third. Then Tabor's two bagger brought him in. Lynch followed with a single and stole second. With two men on bases Bird struck out. O'Brien struck out and Cobb threw the ball quickly to Dean, who retired Lynch. No one was more surprised than the Worcester...
...centre fielder, which brought Hallowell in, and would have been a home run but that Hovey neglected to touch second base. He was therefore out at second. Trafford flied out. Frothingham hit safely but was caught trying to steal second. in the seventh neither nine scored. In the eighth Boston made two runs on two bases on balls, an error by Upton, and a sacrifice by Ganzel. Harvard also scored two. Dean made a fine two bagger which seemed to rattle the professionals, for they made three or four errors in soccession, including two by Quinn. These let in Dean...