Word: hamline
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Second innings. - Gardner out by Le Moyne to first; Hamlin caught out by Olmsted; Buffum and Boyden got first, but Harris went out on foul fly to Hall before they scored. For Harvard - Baker out by second to first; Hall struck a base hit, but caught running to third; Burt to first on balls scored, as did Bean; Coolidge, a base hit; Olmsted out by fly to Taylor...
Third innings. - Taylor out on fly to Crocker; Savage, foul fly to Hall; Arnd the same; Crocker out by Gardner to Hamlin. Nichols, foul fly to Savage; Baker made a base hit and run; Hall a base hit, out at second; Burt left on base...
Fourth innings. - Hunt went out by Baker to Burt; Gardner foul fly to Hall; Hamlin knocked a hot liner which Baker caught. For Harvard - Bean struck out; Le Moyne got his base; Coolidge, a foul fly to Savage, and Olmsted on a hit to Buffum...
Fifth innings. - Buffum out by Bean to Burt; Gardner by Hall to Burt; Hamlin a long fly to Nichols. For Harvard - Crocker went out by Gardner to first; Nichols struck out; Baker out by third to second...
...Dartmouths and Amhersts completed their series at Amherst last Wednesday, the latter winning by a score of 9 to 7. The first game, at Hanover, was won by Dartmouth, 23 to 7. The features of the series were the tremendous batting by Dartmouth and the poor playing of Hamlin of the Amhersts, and of Parker, Webster and Partridge of the Dartmouths. The summary...