Word: fourthly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Fourth inning. Smith hit to Gunderson, who threw him out at first. Winslow struck out, and Beaman retired by Doran to Chase. Brown made their only run in this inning. Basset reached first on a fumble by Tilden, stole second, and reached third on Crocker's wild throw to Phillips. Chase struck to Beaman, who threw him out at first. Shedd made a base hit, bringing in Bassett, but was himself left on second, as the next two men went out. Score...
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...Beacons presented a strong nine; the strongest, in our opinion, that they have ever put into the field; while Harvard was handicapped by the loss of four of her best men, Nichols, Allen, Phillips and Lovering, all of whom were unable to play, from various causes. In the fourth inning, the Beacons made two runs, on a single, two doubles, and a passed ball. They scored two more runs in the seventh inning on a base hit and errors by Keep and Tilden. Our only run was made by Crocker, in the eighth inning, on an error by Coolidge...
...nine whether or not we are to have the annual contest this year. If the Harvard freshmen are willing to swallow the threats of Yale and yield in a case where they have right on their side, the usual game will be played at New Haven on the twenty-fourth of next month. If, on the contrary, the Harvard freshmen decide that the time has come for a stop to Yale encroachments, the game will probably be abandoned and the Yale freshmen can march to their fence in peace. The attitude of the upper-class men at Harvard...
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