Word: eighth
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...sixth Guerin got a base on balls, Lee hit to McCoy, who was so near second when he threw that Faulkner missed it. Each man advanced a base by steals; Bowman's sacrifice sent Guerin home and Lee went home when no one was looking. In the eighth McGinty scored by a hit, a steal and McCoy's hit. In this inning ninety-one tied the score again on Piper's muff, Fitzhugh's double and singles by Bowman and Nichols. Ninety made three in the ninth on three singles aided by errors. Austrian got a hit and stole second...
...right for three bases and Mason followed with a double, but Linn went out at first and Mason was caught off third. Marlborough made another in the last of the same inning by a base on balls, a sacrifice and Hesli's hit. Dean led off the eighth with a home run. Trafford took first on a soratch hit, second on a steal and third on Alward's sacrifice; but Soule hit a liner to second and Trafford was doubled. This ended the run-getting. The score...
...third game of the series between the sophomores and the freshmen was closely contested. The sophomores took the lead at the start, but in the sixth inning the freshmen tied the game by timely batting after two men were out In the eighth Johnson had three strikes but reached first on an error, and Merriam's hard hit sent him home with what proved to be the winning run. The sophomores had a good chance to tie the game in the ninth inning but failed. The feature of the game was Cook's catch of Hallowell's long...
...seventh inning Harvard got her last run. The second baseman fumbled Howland's grounder, and the latter stole second, and took third on O'Rourke's wild throw. Trafford made a very opportune hit to centre and brought him in. In the eighth, with two men on bases, Hovey gave Soule a difficult chance which he did not accept; Hovey stole second and third and scored on a passed ball. The score...
...half Amherst scored two runs on two singles, a double and a wild pitch. Amherst got her last run in the eighth. Mason muffed Taylor's fly. The latter reached third on a wild pitch, and scored on Cutler's sacrifice. Harvard scored twice in the sixth on a base on balls, a wild pitch, a balk, two sacrifices, Alward's hit and Taylor's fumble. In the last inning Mason hit safely, stole second and came in on Burns' error. The score...