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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...which was inexcusable, but these were counterbalanced by his fielding of several hard chances and his timely hit in the eighth inning. Wendell made two clean hits which made his two runs possible, but when he batted at critical times he weakened and made easy outs. Devens got a good lesson in speed from Davies, who several times almost retired men at first base after they had hit to right field. Murphy, Putnam and George were not up to form...
...eighth. Frantz singled and Clark was hit by a pitched ball; but on an attempt at a double steal Frantz went out. Clark scored a moment later on Coolidge's single. In the last half of the ninth Stillman, who batted in Clarkson's place, singled, Murphy got to first on Condon's error and Reid was given a base on balls. Then Frantz drove a line hit over McGinnis' head, and all the runners came home. The second run ended the game, so Frantz got only a two base...
...fourth inning Clark's bad throw let Gilman reach first. A sacrifice by Woodsum sent him to second and he got to third on Merrow's infield single. Kernan threw the ball over second in attempting to stop a steal, and Gilman scored...
With two men out in the first inning Reid and Frantz both knocked the ball over the left field fence for home runs. In the third inning Murphy got a base on balls, went to second on a passed ball and scored on Frantz's two-base hit. Frantz came home from second on Stillman's single, but Stillman was caught trying to make second on the play. Murphy opened the fifth inning with another base on balls, and came home when Reid for the second time knocked the ball over the fence. In the next inning Clark got...
...three of Pennsylvania's runs were directly due to bases on balls and errors, In the first inning Collier got a base on balls, stole second, took third on Jones's out and scored the first run when Frantz muffed an easy throw to first. Pennsylvania made her other two runs in the fifth inning. Brown got a base on balls and Collier singled. Then Reid threw to first base when Frantz was not near the bag, and both runners scored before the ball could be returned from the field...