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...Rogers handled his one fly cleanly. What difference the changes in the batting order may have made are of course problematical. Carr was not in good form at shortstop, and his poor playing may perhaps be attributed to his recent injury. He made a muff of a hard grounder in the opening inning, and in the fifth, with men on second and third, he made a wild throw to the plate which let in two runs. Hicks was ineffective up to the sixth inning, and allowed eight hits, one of which was a home run. On the other hand...
...singled, went to second, on Hick's overthrow of first base, advanced to third on Vernon's bunt, and scored on Hick's overthrow of first base, advanced to third on Vernon's bunt, and scored on Hicks's wide throw to the plate after Partenheimer had hit a grounder. In the next inning Aronson muffed McClure's fly, and the combination of a hit by Jube, a stolen base, and Henry's hit brought him home. Jube was caught at home in an attempted double steal, and Burt sent a grounder to Carr for a third out in this...
...batting rally in the ninth came after Henry had reached second on a pass and a sacrifice bunt by Kane. But, Vernon, Partenheimer and McClure singled. Vernon was caught at third on Bryan's grounder for a second out, and Jube made a third out by sending up a foul fly for Young...
...been converted into a some run as the return throw was slow. McLaughlin's line drive into centre field allowed an easy score and ended the game. The only other chance that Harvard had to score was in the opening inning, when Lanigan reached first after Mahoney muffed his grounder. He stole second and went to third on a wild pitch, but McLaughlin and Aronson struck out in succession. In the fifth inning, Foley achieved the unusual feat of retiring the side on three balls pitched, Babson and Young sending flies to centre field and Marshall one to the second...
...with two out in the second inning; but it was only in the sixth and eighth innings that Holy Cross looked really dangerous. In the sixth, with one out, Mahoney got a three-base hit in to left field, but Whalen fanned and Jones was retired on a grounder to Lanigan. Dowd got another ineffectual single in the seventh. In the eighth inning, with two out, Mahoney singled over second. Aronson came in fast and made a hurried throw to second. The ball went wide, and before McLaughlin could recover it, the runner reached third, but was left there when...