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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...eight men. His fielding however ought to be improved. Hayes, at short, played by far the best game of the afternoon. His fielding was clean and sure and his throwing very accurate. The freshmen found no difficulty in hitting the ball. Only three men struck out and one got his base on balls. They were, however, unable to bat effectively and as a general rule could not succeed in getting the ball past the infield or in keeping it on the ground. For the sophomores Fox and Stevens played the best games. The former accepted thirteen chances without an error...
Ninety-seven came to the bat first. Lord struck out, Beale got his base on balls and went to third on Fox's hit. Cozzens made a brilliant stop of Scott's liner and threw him out at first, Fox going to second. Martin then knocked an easy fly to Hall who misjudged it badly then made a wild throw, and Beale and Fox both scored. Martin was thrown out in trying to steal second. The freshmen went out in one, two, three order...
Williams made her first run in the fifth inning. Bradley got his base on balls and went to second on Drysdale's sacrifice. Fitch then hit safely. Whittemore made a wild throw and Bradley scored. Corey fouled out to Scannell and Ashton struck out. Harvard went out in one, two, three order...
...seventh Williams scored again. With two men out Drysdale got his base on balls. Fitch hit between centre and left. Both fielders ran for the ball and collided, and before the ball could be returned to the diamond Drysdale had scored...
Williams scored once more in the ninth. With one man out Goodrich got his base on balls and scored on Bradley's two-bagger. The next two men were easy, and the game was over...