Word: errors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Captain Whittemore's ankle is still too stiff and sore for him to play, and Dean's leg still kept him disabled, and so McVey of the freshman nine covered short. He fielded his position excellently, making but one error and having to his credit one put-out and five assists...
...made a double play with Stevenson by catching Mason off at first. Abbott and Warren got their bases on balls, but Bowen struck out. Harvard got one run in this inning. Highlands got his base on balls, went to second on Rand's hit, third on Hubbard's error and scored on Hayes's grounder to Soule, whose brilliant stop was the star play of the game...
...game started with Woodward of Vermont at the bat. He hit to Dean, reached first on the latter's wild throw, and second on Pond's sacrifice to Stevenson. He was advanced by a passed ball. Hill reached first on an almost excusable error by Wrenn, and Woodward scored. Naylor knocked the ball to Stevenson who tried to get Hill out at second but failed, Naylor getting his base. Dinsmore went out, Wrenn to Stevenson, and Hill and Naylor scored. Daggett's grounder to Winslow closed the inning...
...safely and scored on Dinsmore's two-bagger. Vermont did not score again till the sixth inning. The Harvard batsmen were retired in one, two, three order in the third and fourth innings, Pond striking out four men. In the fifth Harvard scored twice. Buckman reached first on an error by shortstop. Burgess struck out. Wrenn went out on an easy grounder to the pitcher. Buckman making second on the play. Stevenson made a hit and he and Buckman both advanced on an attempted put-out. Paine knocked the ball past first base and Buckman and Stevenson both scored. Winslow...
Vermont scored once in the sixth inning. Daggett was hit by a pitched ball, got to second on one wild pitch, and scored on another. The other run for the visitors was made in the eighth on two errors by Dean, a wild pitch and Hill's fly to centre field. Harvard scored three runs in the seventh inning, on two bases on balls followed by hits by Paine and Winslow and an error by Pond. In the eighth Morton made a hit, got to third on Dinsmore's error and scored Harvard's last run on Burgess's grounder...