Word: hit
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...visitors started in the third, scoring once on a single, two sacrifices, and a two-bagger. In the fourth they got two more, on a single, an error, and a two-base hit...
...Rovers scored two of their runs in the second, on a two-base hit, a single, a stolen base, and an error. In the third they picked up two more, scoring in three hits and an error. With the exception of these two innings R. Muller, who twirled for the visitors, kept the Rovers well in hand. The Rovers' batting order and the score by innings follow...
...Rovers were defeated 3 to 0 yesterday in a fast game by the Somerville Baseball Club. Both teams did very well in the field, and the visitors batted well. Somerville, pitching for the visitors, let the Rovers down without a semblance of a hit in the nine innings. He fanned seven men and walked only three. Only four of the Rovers got as far as second, and none to third...
...Pilgrims made their run in the fifth on an infield hit, two bunts, and a sacrifice fly. In the sixth the Rovers scored on a walk, a steal, a fielder's choice, and an error. The Rovers lined up as follows: Ames, l.f.; Gannett, r.f.; Ayres, 3b.; Frye, c.f., p., O'Day, Ashley, 1b.; Winlock, Glennon, 2b,; Bernson, s.s.; Harte, c., l.f., Waterman, c.; Cummings...
...Rovers added three more runs in the third. Coolidge and Ayres were safe on errors, and after Frye had fanned, Gannett produced a drive that was good for four sacks. Marlboro tried to even things up, but two runs represented their best attempt. In the fourth, Fripp hit safely and stole second and third while Ashley was striking out. Waterman drew a pass, and with men on first and third, the double steal was worked to perfection, both men being safe. Waterman scored on Ayres' single. In the eighth, the Rovers directed a fussilade of hits against the opposing slabsman...