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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Bostons in the second inning Stovey struck out. Quinn got his base on balls and Bennett did the same. Stivetts flied out to Frothingham. McCarthy got his base on balls and a wild pitch let him to second while Quinn scored, and Bennett took third only to score a minute later on Cook's error of Duffy's hit. McCarthy managed to score on the same play by daring base running. Kelly made the third out on a grounder from Frothingham to Dickinson...
...third inning. Lowe flied out to Trafford. Tucker followed with a two bagger and scored on Stovey's single to left field. The latter took second on the attempt to cut off Tucker, and a wild throw by Trafford to Mason let Stovey score. Quinn struck out and Bennett got his base on balls. Stivetts advanced him a base and here the two men were left, as McCarthy struck...
...first. While Lowe tried to score on the latter play, and was being run out between the bases, Tucker went to third. Stovey went out for the third out on a grounder from Hovey to Dickinson. This ended the scoring for Boston and while Highlands pitched but two men got beyond first...
...seven of this series and Yale two. The fastest time, 18 min. 2 sec., being made by Harvard in 1879. The next three races from 1871 to 1873 were rowed over a three-mile straight away course down the Connecticut River at Springfield. Yale won one and Harvard got two seconds. In the races held during the next three years at Saratoga neither Harvard nor Yale secured places. In 1876 Harvard and Yale formed an agreement to row each other annually excluding all other colleges, and since then races have been rowed regularly, the first two at West Springfield...
Neither side succeeded in passing second again until Harvard's half of the seventh. With one man out, Highlands lined out one of the longest hits seen on Holmes field for years, way beyond the willows, and travelled round the bases for a home run. In the eighth Magill got a pretty three -bagger to left field but was thrown out in trying to make it a home run. Harvard went out in one, two, three order. With a man on second in the ninth and one out Tenney knocked a high foul to Mason who cleverly caught it notwithstanding...