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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...nine hit safely; Adams did best, getting three hits out of five times at bat, and Rand got two hits out of three times at bat. Hayes had a tendency to knock up flies and was not able to get on base...
...game began with a hit by Casey, who was, however, caught in trying to steal second. Gregory then struck out the other two men. For Harvard, Adams hit to Kennedy, who fielded him out at first. Rand got a two-bagger and went to third on a wild pitch but he was left there, as Buckman and Stevenson were both fielded...
...second, Rand got as far as second, but was thrown out while trying to steal third. No one got to first in the third. The fourth inning brought in two more earned runs for Harvard. With one out Wrenn came to the bat and made a safe hit over second base. Hayes then lined out a home run in left field, which brought Wrenn home. Adams was hit by the ball. Whittemore hit to short and both went out on a double play...
...more run came in the sixth. Paine reached first on a single, then bad errors by Montague and Fletcher allowed him to score. Burgess got as far as third, but was thrown out while trying to reach home...
Amherst did all her scoring in the seventh inning. Priddy was the first man up. He made a hit which struck the edge of the running track and bounded badly, allowing Priddy to reach second. Nichols then got his base on balls. Fletcher hit to Paine, who tried to field Priddy out on third but failed and the bases were full. Sullivan's single then brought in one run and the bases were full again. A bad passed ball on the part of Scannell then allowed one more run in. Good fielding, however, prevented any more scoring...