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...very easy victory for Pennsylvania owing to the wildness of both Hitchcock and Frye, who between them gave 11 bases on balls, and to the poor support which they received from the rest of the team. Penn had men on bases in every inning, due principally to passes, and this shows to some extent the strain under which the Harvard team played throughout the game. The fact that only two of Penn's 12 runs were earned indicates that Harvard did not play nearly so well as the previous games of the season should warrant...
Penn. started things in the first. Mann drew a base on balls and Haley hit a hard one to Ayres who made a beautiful stop but threw the ball over Nash's head, Mann reaching third and Haley second on the play. Irwin then worked the squeeze play. Hitchcock muffing the ball and allowing Mann to score. Minds flied to Mahan and Irwin stole second. Williams bunted but Haley was caught at the plate, Hitchcock to Waterman. Schimpf was hit by a pitched ball but Irwin was caught between third and home, retiring the side...
Frye Replaces Hitchcock...
...weather conditions permit, the game will be played at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Hitchcock will probably pitch for Harvard while Walsh will repeat for Fordham...
Earned runs--Harvard 4; Amherst 1. Sacrifice hit--Hitchcock. Stolen bases--Clark, Nash, Ayres, Frye, Coolidge. Two-base hits--Clark, Strahan, Wingate. Three-base hits -- Ayres, Milholland, Bases on balls--Off Frye 2; off McGay 3; off Goodridge 2. Struck out--By Frye 1; by Hitchcock 4; by Goodridge 9. Double plays--Waterman to Clark to Waterman. Passed balls--Strahan, Wild pitch--Goodridge. Time--1h., 50m. Umpires--O'Reilly and Brady...