Word: grounders
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...features of the game were the home run by Bissel of Hotchkiss, Wingate's bunting and a stop of a hard hit grounder by Curtis in the seventh inning. The Freshmen supported the pitchers in poor fashion having nine errors. The score by innings: Innings, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R. H. E. 1914, 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 3 6 9 Hotchkiss...
Rogers opened for Harvard by beating out a grounder which Orr handled. He stole second and continued to third on Chadbourne's poor throw to second base. McLaughlin's long sacrifice fly to right field allowed Rogers to score easily. Hicks flied to the pitcher and Potter singled, but was left on first when Minot raised a foul...
...Hoban's grounder to Hicks at the beginning of the second inning resulted in a very wide throw to McLaughlin, Hoban reaching third on the play. Chadbourne's single, a short fly over first, allowed Hoban to score. After this inning, Dartmouth did not get a man to third until the ninth. Then Mitchell, the first man up, sent a liner to Minot, who dropped it, the runner reaching second. After Hoban had been put out, Hicks to McLaughlin, Chadbourne's hit was again forthcoming. This time it was a fast grounder through the box which allowed Mitchell to score...
...Harvard, Rogers got to base in the first inning on Orr's error but was caught at second on McLaughlin's grounder. A grounder by Hicks advanced McLaughlin to second, but he was left there when Potter fanned. In the next inning, after Minot had struck out, Lanigan and Marshall were passed. Lanigan stole second and continued to third on the catcher's poor throw to second. Another throw to second in an attempt to prevent Marshall from stealing resulted in another error, this one by Norton, who failed to get the short throw from the catcher, and Lanigan scored...
...third inning Rogers beat out a grounder to the shortstop, and McLaughlin followed with a long drive between centre and right which looked like a sure hit. Hoban got it by fast running, and Rogers, who had gone to third on the play, was easily doubled at first. Hicks was out on a grounder, and Harvard went out in order in the fourth inning. Mitchell had just reached first on Marshall's error in the fifth inning when the game was stopped by rain...