Word: hitting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Brown came to the bat first and succeeded in scoring in the first inning. Donovan struck out. Robinson got his base on balls and went to second on an error by Stevenson. Bustard struck out. Lauder then made a safe hit which brought Robinson home from second. Lowney then went out to Stevenson...
...Harvard Burgess got his base on balls and stole second. Stevenson was thrown out at first. Paine made a scratch hit which brought Burgess to third. Paine stole second. Dean hit to third...
...this inning timely batting netted Harvard three earned runs. Burgess hit safely and went to third on Stevenson's single. The ball was fielded to third in order to catch Burgess, and Stevenson went to second. Both men advanced a base on Paine's long fly to centre. Dean then flied out. Stevenson scored on Rand's single, the latter stole second and came home on Whittemore's three-bagger. Hayes made the third out leaving Whittemore on third...
Beale made the last run in the ninth by reaching first by being hit by a pitched ball, stealing second and third bases and scoring on a wild pitch...
Sacrifice hits - Scott, Beale, Anderson, Brown, Edmunds. Struck out - Fox (3), Scott (2), Martin (2), Stevens (3), Garrison (4), Perry (2), Haskell (2) Brown (2), Chandler (2), Goodridge, Cozzens. Base on balls - By Perry 1. Passed balls - Brown 5, Scott 2. Wild pitches - Cozzens 2, Perry 2. Hit by pitched ball - Lord, Beale, Fox (2), Scott (2), Perry. Time - 2h. 30m. Umpire - Mason