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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...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...
...fifth, Pennsylvania got men on bases, by a base on balls and a base hit, but they were left there. Harvard made three outs in succession in this inning. Again in the sixth Pennsylvania got men on bases, but the three were either thrown out or left on bases. Harvard however scored three runs. Cook flied out to Bergen in centre field. Trafford got a single, and took second on an error by Thomson, on Dickinson's hit. He took third on the throw to catch Corbett, while the entire Pennsylvania team went to pieces, on Corbett...
...seventh inning was the only one in which Pennsylvania scored, and the runs in this inning would not have been made but for a series of mishaps. Schoff struck out and Bergen got his base on balls. Coogan advanced him a base by a sacrifice, and then Vail followed with a hit to right field, which struck the track boards and bounded crooked. Corbett threw to cut off Bergen, but Cobb stood in his way and was knocked down, the ball going over to the bleachers. By the time the ball had been fielded, Vail had scored the second...
Harvard also scored in her half of the inning. Hallowell got a single to centre field, stole second and took third on Frothingham's sacrifice. A wild pitch let him score. Hovey flied out to Bergen, and Cook got a single, and stole second, only to be left there, as Trafford made the third...
...eighth Thomson got as far as third, on a base on balls, a steal and a sacrifice, but was left there by Lansing who flied out to Trafford. Harvard went out in one, two, three order...