Word: grounder
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Yale made its first run almost before the University had started to play. Felton passed Murphy, the first man up. Then, after Sawyer had fouled to Blair, Aldrich reached first when Jones fumbled his grounder. Then Murphy, before either Felton or Blair knew that he had started, had reached third. Finally Felton pitched wild, allowing Murphy to reach home with the first run. Then Felton tightened up and retired the Elis...
...first, stole second, slipped into home when Blair recovered a wild pitch by Goode too slowly. Then in the sixth Conlin singled to center field, stole second and Kibbe came through with a hard drive to left field and Conlin went to third. And when Lincoln licked a grounder by Burns, Conlin raced home with the second and last...
...parade around the bases began with the first man up. C. A. Harrison, Occ., the University slabsman, walked Reese, hit Kopf, and threw Maynard's grounder into left field in an attempt to catch Reese at third. Reese and Kopf scored while the ball was being returned to the infield, and Maynard crossed the plate on Robertson's hit over second...
...Freshmen finally broke in to the run column in the last of the sixth, G. Owen got a life when Richards fumbled his grounder. Three hits followed in succession, scoring two runs, and with C. C. Lee on third and R. Worthington on first, chances looked good for the yearlings to tie the score. R. H. Keegan, however, lined to the shortstop, Lee was doubled off third, and the opportunity was lost R. P. Field held the Dean batters well in check until the ninth, when they again scored twice...
...inning when L. A. Hallock reached first on an error by the Eli third baseman. E. C. Lincoln walked, and A. J. Conlon drove them both in on a triple along the first base line. Conoln scored the third run when Warren, the Eli second baseman, juggled a fast grounder hit by S. R. Smith...