Word: hits
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...grounder and scored on a wild pitch. There were no more runs until the twelfth, when Rogers knocked out a single. He reached second when Reilly dropped Taylor's fly, took third on a wild pitch, and got home when Tommers threw wide to first after McLaughlin's hit. Yale evened the score again in her half of the twelfth with one out. Martin got his base on balls, took second on Stillwell's sacrifice and came in. HARVARD 1911. a.b. r. b.h. p.o. a. e. Rogeors, c.f. 6 1 1 3 0 0 Taylor...
Since last Saturday when Harvard lost, 3 to 0, with Heyniger apparently not exerting himself, the team has taken a decided brace. Although defeated by Dartmouth, it demonstrated that it could hit the ball hard, both in that game and in the Andover game Wednesday, when thirteen hits were secured. The team also showed far more life and spirit than had been seen since the Annapolis game. Having new men in the infield seems to have livened matters up considerably...
...Heyniger pitches in the form he showed last Saturday the University batters should be able to solve him without great difficulty. Although he held Harvard to one hit he did not appear as effective as usual and did not strike out many men. A few hits on Harvard's part in last Saturday's game would have changed the aspect considerably, and it may be expected that the team will secure several hits today instead...
...first inning Harvard scored on Harvey's two-base hit to left field and a wild pitch. In the second, Dartmouth secured four of the five hits. Simons fumbled Hobart's grounder, and the next man singled. Brady sacrificed, putting men on second and third base, and Emerson singled to centre, bringing in two runs. Hicks passed Conroy, and Schildmiller's short single to right filled the bases again. Glaze flied out to Aronson, and Leonard, the next man up, hit hard to left. The ball took a bad bound on the running track, Lanigan threw wild to third...
With the score 6 to 1 in the eighth inning, Harvard began a rally. Hicks led off with a single to centre, and was followed by Leonard's hit. Harvey got to first on Eaton's error and filled the bases. Lanigan then came to bat and lined out a clean single, and with a wild throw by Mitchell to third, Harvard scored three runs. Aronson struck out, Currier hit to Brady, who threw Lanigan out at the plate, and Simons fouled. Glaze struck out Hall and Kemble went out on a grounder. Pounds, batting for Hicks, ended the game...