Word: fourthly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...fourth Thomson started off with a hit which Hovey failed to handle, and went to second on a wild pitch. Bayne sacrificed and Thomson took third only to be thrown out by Bates on Lansing's hit. Lansing was forced to second on Schoff's hit, and was there put out. Cobb got to first on a single, in Harvard's half of the fourth, but was left there...
...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 Mason with a home run to right field, bringing in two earned runs. Haverhill was shut out. In the fourth inning Trafford was hit by a pitched ball, reached third on a wild pitch, and came in on Paine's sacrifice. Haverhill was again shut out. In the fifth inning Harvard went out on a fly to third, a grounder to second, and a strike-out. Haverhill managed...
...dining room and library at the rear of the first floor command a magnificent view of the river. The greater part of the fourth floor is devoted to a billiard room...
...made one bad fumble of a thrown ball that let in their second run. Colby, the freshman Amherst pitcher, played a very steady and effective game. Several brilliant plays were made during the game on both sides. Soule's throw to Dickinson, of Sullivan's hit in the fourth, and Frothingham's double play to Dickinson won much applause, on all sides. Brown distinguished himself by a very pretty running catch of Cook's presumable two-bagger, and was only equalled when Gould repeated the exhibition in left field on Frothingham's fly. Highlands completed the brilliant work...
...initial article of the number is a study of Budopest and its recent rapid development, by Mr. Albert Shaw, with a number of excellent illustrations by Joseph Pennell. Mr. Edmund Clarence Stedman contributes the fourth of his articles on the "Nature and Elements of Poetry," dealing this time with "Melancholia," and Emilio Castelar, the Spanish historian, publishes another chapter in his life of Columbus...