Word: fourthly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...have gone to sleep, and it was not until about the eighth inning that Harvard seemed to wake up. The game was won not on account of any especially good playing on Harvard's part, but more on account of the very slovenly playing of Williams in the fourth and seventh innings. The only earned run that was made was that by Paine in the eighth. The batting of both nines was exceedingly weak. Out of Harvard's nine hits four were scratch, and ones which should have been fielded. Williams made but five, and two of these should have...
...fourth inning Paine struck three men out. For Harvard, Whittemore got his base on a fumble by Bradley and stole second. Lewis then retired from the pitcher's box and Corey took his place. The difference was soon marked. Hayes got his base on balls, a wild pitch then advanced Whittemore to third and Hayes to second, and both came home on Scannell's hit to left. Scannell reached second, went to third on Bradley's fumble of Wrenn's grounder, Wrenn stole second, Rand got his base on balls, and the bases were full. Paine's single brought...
...English High captain was unwilling to play another inning to decide the match. The game was marked by loose fielding and poor batting. The English High nine went to pieces in the second and third innings, and the sophomores allowed them to score six runs in the fourth inning. The make-up of the sophomore nine was: Scott, c.; Burden, p.; Fox, 1b.; Prescott, 2b.; Gray, s.s.; Lord, 3b.; Abbott, l.f.; Garrison, c.f.; Beale...
...report of this second committee was published in 1894. The members of the committee emphasized the value of class-recitations in education. They asserted that the entire upward movement in the elementary schools has been caused by the employment of professionally educated teachers, and that one-fourth of all the teachers in the country are now thus educated...
...bases with a long hit on which he reached third. Beale got a base on balls, but Wrenn closed the inning by forcing him at second. In the second Hayes led off with a home run. Two runs were scored in the third and three more in the fourth on some batting, aided by very ragged fielding. No more runs were made until the eighth, when Stevenson's base on an error, and hits by Rand and Dean brought in two more...