Word: errors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard was first at the bat and scored her only runs on errors by Lauder and Boyd, which gave Haughton and Scannell their bases, a hit by Stevenson, and another error by Boyd...
Dartmouth started the game with one run, on singles by McCornack and Folsom, assisted by two stolen bases and Rand's error. Thanks to two hits and a passed ball, Harvard went her one better in her half of the inning. The score remained thus until the third, when Harvard added one on Rand's two-begger and two fielding plays. In the fifth Dartmouth scored three runs, and this ended the scoring for the game. The scores...
Through an error it was stated in yesterday's CRIMSON that the Harvard track team which is to meet the Institute of Techology team on May 15 is to be composed of men rejected from what is known as the Harvard Mott Haven team. This gives a wrong impression of the true condition of affairs. By agreement Harvard can use any man who competes against U. of P. The only restriction is that naturally no man who competes at New Haven can the same day be used against Technology. While the Harvard team that meets M. I. T. will...
Harvard's battery work was excellent, Paine only allowing one hit to be made off him and having nine strike outs to his credit; he was, however, rather wild, allowing six bases on balls. He also fielded well, making five assists and no errors. The fielding of the rest of the team was fair, but the men played in a rather too confident way and did not exert themselves enough. Stevenson seems to have improved a great deal in form since last year; he handles himself better and is much quicker and surer. Hayes made one bad fumble, but redeemed...
...error it was announced in yesterday's CRIMSON that F. B. Talbot was appointed manager of the Freshman nine. He was appointed assistant manager...