Word: errors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard came to the bat first and went out on Hallowell's grounder to second, Mason caught off second, and Frothingham off first. For Haverhill two men struck out and the third went out on a fly to Dickinson. In the second inning Hovey scored on Barry's error, a stolen base and Cook's base hit. Barry scored an earned run for Haverhill on a single, a stolen base, and Gillespie's two-base hit. In the third inning Wiggin reached first on a single but was thrown out at second on Mason's hit to pitcher. Hallowell followed...
...among the spectators was a large delegation of Smith girls, with the crimson conspicuously displayed. Harvard made a run in the first inning, while Amherst scored two in the fifth. With the score 2 to 1 against them, Harvard managed to get in a run on a couple of errors and a sacrifice, in the last half of the ninth, and scored the winning run in the tenth on Highlands two bagger, a sacrifice and an error. Highlands pitched fairly well, for Harvard, although they managed to get more safe hits than we. Cobb supported him behind the bat very...
...striking out fourteen men. In the third, fourth, sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth innings the Newtons were unable to get beyond first base, and only three of their men reached third during the entire game. The two runs were scored in the fifth inning when Hubbard, through an error by Soule, reached first, stole second, went to third on a passed ball and came home immediately afterward on a wild pitch. Slade was given his base on balls, also stole second, and made the second and last run for the Newtons on another passed ball. In the rest...
Harvard for four innings was very weak at the bat. In the fourth she scored one run on a base on balls, a stolen base and an excusable error by left field. In the fifth an error, two steals and four singles netted three runs, none of them being earned. An equally good batting streak was found in the seventh, during which four hits, one of them a three-bagger, three steals, an error and a sacrifice again increased Harvard's lead, this time by four runs, one being earned...
...matches yesterday for the second prize in singles. Leach beat Simonds by default, and Gray beat Phillips, 6-5, 5-6, 6-3. Tomorrow morning Reed will play Gray. Owing to an error in the drawings for the 2d prize in doubles no men were defaulted yesterday. Today at 10 a. m. the match between Hunt and Johnston and Gardner and King for 2d prize will be played and default will be allowed fifteen minutes after the hour. Owing to the previous agreement between all four parties concerned the exhibition match in doubles has been postponed until Wednesday, June...