Word: fourth
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...Beaman hit safely, and Winslow was sent to first on balls. In the third, after two men had gone out on strikes, Weeks hit sharply to Beaman, who made a beautiful one hand stop and throw to first. Harvard was quickly disposed of, only one man reaching first. The fourth inning was exciting. Hale opened with a strong three base hit; Quackenboss followed with a two-bagger, bringing in Hale, and was advanced to third on Chellis' put out; Brill hit to centre-field for three bases, and scored on Tilden's wild throw; McCarthy struck out, and Artz...
...were easily blanked. In Harvard's half of the second, the first three men at the bat were retired in order. In the third, the home team brought in two more runs on a triple by Nichols, a single by Willard, an error and two put-outs. In the fourth Harvard failed to score. The fifth inning was also unprofitable, though Nichols reached first on Cooper's error and was advanced to second on Willard's hit, reaching third on an error by Van Ausdal, only to be left on base. The sixth inning resulted in two runs, on hits...
...grounder to Edwards, who ran with the ball to first, cutting him off. Princeton went out in order, leaving the score unaltered. This inning was marked by a beautiful one-hand running catch, followed by a perfect throw, by Edgerly. Harvard went out in order in the fourth, Winslow and Beaman on strikes, and Tilden on a fly to Toler. For Princeton, Toler reached first on an error by Edgerly, and went around to third on a put-out and a wild pitch, only to be left there by the successive retirement of the next three...
...seniors dropped a game to '86 yesterday, after a long and uninteresting game. Presbrey was bit so hard that at the end of the fourth inning he gave place to Boyden. Austin took Gardner's place at third in the sixth inning. The game was won by the powerful hitting of '86, aided by costly errors of '85. The features of the game were the batting of Rankin, Crocker and Burnett; the home run by Hoyt, and the catching of two difficult flies by Bruner in right field. The score...
...result of the playing in yesterday's tennis games were as follows: Fourth round, Hopkins beat Wheelwright 6-2, 0-6, 6-4. Snow beat Loud, 6-4, 6-1. Final round, Hopkins beat Snow...