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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Cook opened up the game with a scratch hit, but was forced out at second, on Mason's bunt to O'Connor. Hallowell struck out. Frothingham knocked a single just out of second base's reach, and brought in an earned run for Harvard. Hovey was thrown out at first on a grounder to Eaton...
...second inning Dartmouth got a run on an error by Frothingham, two passed balls and a hit by Burdett. Dartmouth scored again in the fourth on an error of Corbett's, a passed ball, and a hit. Again in the fifth she scored on an error of Cook's, two wild pitches and a passed ball. This ended Dartmouth's scoring for the game...
...against them Harvard pulled along until the seventh. Two men got out, and then Hovey made a single out to left field, stole second and went to third on a wild throw. Dickinson got his base on balls and stole second. Corbett tied the score by a clean base hit to right field, which brought in Hovey and Dickinson. They made the winning run in the eighth with two men out again. Cook got a scratch hit and stole second - Mason got a single which brought in Cook, but was left on third. Dartmouth went out in one, two, three...
Earned Runs, Harvard 7. Three base hits, Phelan, Dreyfus, Cully. Home runs, Rogers, Walker. Stolen bases, Dreyfus, Whittemore, (7), McAdams (2), Phelan (3), Wadsworth (2), Rogers (2), Walker, Reed (2), Gordon (2), Southgate, Stone, Hammond, Dillon. Struck out, Lincoln (2), Abbott, Walker, Dreyfus. Passed balls, Lincoln 5, McAdams. Wild pitches, Allen Stone, Reed. Hit by pitched ball, Allen. Time, 2 hrs. Umpire, Wrenn...
...Harvard, Bates pitched the first five innings and Howe the last four; both were about equally effective, not a hit being made off either, but Bates struck out the greatest number. Corbett caught for the second time this year but played a weak game, his throwing to bases being especially wild. In the inning in which Trinity scored Bates struck out four men, but owing to Corbett's poor support two men reached first. Harvard played a fair game but batted too many balls high into the air. Cook and Mason batted especially well. Lowell '94, who played his first...