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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...third inning, and Antrim hit to Baker, who threw Harlan out at second; Edwards hit to Beaman, who threw Antrim out at second. Wilson hit to Coolidge, who assisted him out at first. For Harvard, Coolidge hit to Harlan, who threw him out at first. Baker got first on an error of Edwards, and stole second, and Smith got his base on balls. Lovering made a hit which advanced Baker to third and Smith to second. Smith was caught napping at second and thrown out by Harlan, after which Nichols struck out. In the fourth inning Clark made a home...
Yale made her first run in the first inning after two men were out. Hopkins knocked a high fly to Crocker, who muffed it. Hopkins stole second and came home on two passed balls. No more runs were made till the fourth, when by heavy batting Harvard got in a run. Coolidge hit hard between second and short, and stole second. Baker and Smith went out. Lovering made a clean hit over first base and Nichols followed it up with another over second, bringing in Coolidge and tying the game. The second run for Yale was made in the fifth...
Only four teams were entered in the tug of war. The Harvard team composed of Kemp (anchor), Bachelder, Crane and Page, won the first heat over Columbia by 2 feet 1 inch. Harvard got the drop and in spite of the repeated efforts of Columbia, steadily increased her advantage until the end of ten minutes. In the second heat Lafayette won the choice of position and easily pulled Princeton, the anchor of the latter team being pulled completely from his position largely on account of the nature of the soil. In the final pull Lafayette won the toss and took...
...bank: Cashier - Excuse me, madame, but your account is rather overdrawn. Mrs. Maltravers (whose husband is off on business and has left her a check-book) - Oh, Mr. Cashier! that can't be possible. I've got lots of checks left yet. - [Spectator...
...fourth inning Harvard dispelled all doubts as to the result of the game by piling up five runs. Crocker and Beaman first went out. Crocker, Gunderson to Doron; Beaman on a strike out. Keep knocked to Gunderson, but Gunderson's throw was muffed by Doron, and Keep got his base, and went to third directly after on a wild pitch. Coolidge was given his base on balls, and went to second. Baker sent a high fly over left field's head, knocking home Keep and Coolidge, and reaching second himself. Smith was given his base on balls, and came home...