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Yale began by scoring one run in the first inning. Wadsworth got his base on balls and stole second. He reached third on Bement's sacrifice and came home on a wild pitch. Harvard made a pretty double play in the second after Turnbull had hit safely. Simmonds knocked a grounder to McVey, who threw to Holt, and Holt caught the runner at first...
Harvard scored her first run in the third inning by the aid of bases on balls and a pretty hit by Holt. Manning came in on McVey's grounder to Wadsworth, and Holt and Vincent scored on a wild pitch. In the fourth, Cozzens struck out the first three men. For Harvard, Hayes scored by good base-running...
...first for either side in the fifth. In the sixth, Chester got his base on balls. Wadsworth attempted to sacrifice, but Cozzens threw to second, putting Chester out. Wadsworth stole second, Cozzens gave bases on balls to Bement and Chamberlin, and a hit by Ely brought in Wadsworth and Bement. Holt caught Hobbs' fly and brilliantly fielded a hard grounder by Turnbull, putting the side out. In Harvard's half, Foster was hit by a pitched ball and Hayes brought him home with a timely three-base hit...
Cozzens showed the effects of his injury in the eighth. Bement went out on a fly to centre, which Manning got under after a long run, and Chamberlin followed with a home run hit beyond the Willows. Foster then retired the side by catching a couple of difficult high fouls. For Harvard, Hayes scored again on a combination of errors and good base running. In the same inning Goodman distinguished himself by a good stop in left field...
STUDENTS who did not go to Philadelphia to witness the Harvard-Pennsylvania baseball game this afternoon are to a great extent fortunate, as a special wire from Franklin Field to the Park Theatre will enable the management to reproduce each play by the electric automatic baseball machine. Every strike, hit, ball, etc., will be accurately reproduced by the lifelike automatons, who bat, run bases and field like veterans. Play will be called at 3 o'clock. Be sure to come and cheer. Prices of admission are 15, 25, 35 and 50 cents. Reserved seats now on sale at the Park...