Word: errors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard played a good game throughout, both in the field and at the bat. Only one error was made and that was excusable. Highlands was very effective, striking out ten men and not giving Williams a hit. The Williams pitchers, Hollister and Roberts were both batted hard and were poorly supported, Harvard's base running was very good. Following is the score...
...first run was made by Yale in the third inning and was followed by a run for Princeton in the last half of the same inning. The score then remained a tie until the seventh when Case reached first on a error, stole second and third, and came home on an error by Brown. In the eighth inning also Yale made one run, and this ended the scoring, although in the last half of the ninth, Princeton made a desperate effort to save the game...
Pennsylvania came first to the bat and went out in one, two, three order. With two men out, Hovey got third on a bad error by Bergen, while Cook got his base on balls and stole second. They were left here, as Trafford made the third out on a grounder to Bayne. In the second inning Bayne led off with a hot liner to Hovey, which was thrown wild, thus letting him to first. Lansing stepped up and almost without thinking hit a little pop fly, which so surprised him that he was unable to run and was tagged...
...third, for Harvard, was the first in which they scored. Bates started in with a base on Thomson's error. Hallowell advanced him a base with a single to centre field, and Frothingham struck out. Hovey got a little bunt in front of the plate, and two men scored, while Hovey went to third, as Lansing threw very wild to first. Cook followed with a beauty to centre field bringing in Hovey, but was caught between the bases later, for the second out. Trafford got a scratch hit, but was thrown out while trying to steal second...
...three outs in succession in this inning. Again in the sixth Pennsylvania got men on bases, but the three were either thrown out or left on bases. Harvard however scored three runs. Cook flied out to Bergen in centre field. Trafford got a single, and took second on an error by Thomson, on Dickinson's hit. He took third on the throw to catch Corbett, while the entire Pennsylvania team went to pieces, on Corbett's hit and let in three runs...