Word: grounders
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...third inning it looked as though Princeton would tie the score. Trenchard got as far as third, but was thrown out on Guild's hit. The next two men got out and left Guild at second. Mason hit a grounder to Ramsdell, and went to first while the fielder played with the ball. On a passed ball he got to second, and scored, on Hallowell's hit to Guild, who tried to throw him out at the plate unsuccessfully...
...first, and Towle got his base on balls. He started for second and would have been thrown out if Hovey had not dropped the ball. Field advanced him a base by a pretty sacrifice hit to Dickinson. Cornell would have scored at this point on Young's hot grounder, but Frothingham got it and threw him out at first very prettily...
...Harvard two runs were made in the first inning. Mason knocked a long hit to centre field, which Towle fumbled, letting him get to second. Hallowell brought him in by a very pretty hit to right field, and then stole second. He was sent to third on a slow grounder by Frothingham. He scored on the same play by a most daring steal. Frothingham was sent to third by Dickinson's hit to right field. Corbett then got out on a short hit which the catcher was able to field and throw to first...
...game with a scratch hit, but was forced out at second, on Mason's bunt to O'Connor. Hallowell struck out. Frothingham knocked a single just out of second base's reach, and brought in an earned run for Harvard. Hovey was thrown out at first on a grounder to Eaton...
...brought in Hovey and Dickinson. They made the winning run in the eighth with two men out again. Cook got a scratch hit and stole second - Mason got a single which brought in Cook, but was left on third. Dartmouth went out in one, two, three order, on a grounder and a pretty double play by Highlands, Hovey and Dickinson. The score...