Word: harvey
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Bliss led off the fifth inning with a hot liner to Dickinson, which was fumbled, thereby letting Bliss get his base, although a little backing up would have had him out. He was caught off base, however, and run out by Highlands, Hovey and Dickinson. Harvey came to the bat next, for the first time, and was as susceptible as all the rest to Highlands' pitching, going out on three strikes. Norton made third out in the same way. In Harvard's half of the fifth, a little judgment might have brought in a ru+++. Hallowell got a single...
...Harvey started off the eighth for Yale by striking out. Norton and Jackson made the next two outs, both on grounders from Highlands to Dickinson. For Harvard, Cook went out on a grounder, Murphy to Jackson. Dickinson flied out to Case. Trafford hit to Norton, and made the circuit of the bases on a terribly wild throw by the latter player. Corhett got a single to right field, but was caught off the base, and this ended the inning...
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...Ramsdell. First base on balls, Young (3), Bowers (3), Cash (2). First base on errors, Princeton 6. Hit by pitched ball, Brown. Passed balls, Brown 4, Carter 1. Wild pitcher, Young 1, Bowers 1. Struck out, Young 6, Bowers 4, Case 2. Double plays, Beall and Jackson, Norton and Harvey, Case, Carter and Jackson, Umpire, Curry. Time...