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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Clarkson pitched well for Harvard keeping the nine hits made by Holy Cross scattered and showing good control at critical moments, striking out nine men and giving one base on balls. At the bat, however, he failed to make a hit. Matthews was unsteady at second base, made two errors and failed to get a hit. Coolidge played well at short stop and got one of the hits. Wendell had no chances in the field, drew two bases on balls, but flied out to left field on both his other turns at the bat. Skilton had no chances in right...
Holy Cross scored in the third and sixth innings. With one out in the third, Dyer reached first on a safe hit, took second on Coolidge's error and came home on a hit by Noonan. In the sixth inning McKeon hit safely to first, reached second on a wild throw by Clarkson to first, took third on a hit by McGeehan and came home on a bunt by Quigley. Harvard stood a good chance to score in the third inning. Milne drew a base on balls, took second on a hit by Coolidge after Matthews had flied...
...nine was defeated at New Haven on Saturday by the Yale freshmen by the score of 7 to 6. The Harvard team made as many hits as Yale, but did not bunch them so well. Yale won the game in the fourth inning when by five hits, Sanger's error and a base on balls, they scored five runs. Both teams made three errors, but those by Harvard were more costly. The playing of the visiting team lacked life and snap until the last inning when it was too late. With two outs and two men on bases, Bolton made...
Clarkson pitched a plucky game and held the team well together at critical moments. He was responsible for almost two-thirds of the put outs made by Harvard, striking out twelve men, giving no bases on balls, making one put out and three assists, all without an error. In the ninth inning he brought in two runs by a single to centre field. Carr had two chances at third base and fielded them cleanly, throwing Collier, a very fast runner, out at first base on a slow bunt along the foul line. At the bat he failed...
...fourth inning the team failed to reach second base, while two hits gave Pennsylvania one run in the first. In the fourth, with one out, Clarkson reached first one an error by Brown, stole second, came home on a hit by Randall over third base, but was called out at the plate, leaving the score 1 to 0 in Pennsylvania's favor. In the fifth inning Daly reached first on an error by Collier, H. D. Kernan followed on a second error by Collier who threw wild over first base, Daly reaching third and H. Kernan second on the play...