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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...pieces in this inning, the result being four runs for Harvard, only one of which was earned. Willard led off with a rattling hit between centre and left which netted three bags. Henshaw knocked an easy one to McConkey; Bingham who was running for Willard started to go home; McConkey seeing the uselessness of trying to field him out at the plate, threw to Spencer to cut off Henshaw. Spencer stood as one dazed at seeing Harvard score, and the result was, Harvard one run and Henshaw on first; a base on balls advanced the latter one base. Bingham flied...
...Campbell's high fly, Willard filed out to Hunt. For Yale, Stewart led off with a fly which Foster captured after a hard run. Stagg made a hit and was advanced to third on Kellogg's single to Linn, who held the ball so long that Stagg ran home and Kellogg took second. The latter stole third, Noyes in the mean while flying out to Foster. Hunt then knocked a "pop" fly to Mumford which the latter muffed, upon which Kellogg scored. Hunt was caught napping soon after and was put out, Bingham to Willard...
...favor, and Harvard went to the bat determined to push matters. Henshaw made a good attempt at a hit, but was caught out by Cross after a long run. Boyden made a hit, stole second, was advanced a base on Bingham's single, and was put out at home by Stewart on Mumford's short hit to third. With two men out and two on bases, Linn got his base on balls. With the bases full, Wiestling knocked a grounder to Noyes which was fumbled, and two men scored. Foster got his base on balls and the bases were again...
June 3rd was Ivy day at Bowdoin. In the morning a ball game took place between the Bowdoins and the Tufts College nine in which the home team was victorious, 14 to 7. In the evening a very elaborate Ivy hop took place...
...Slugging is the disgrace of lacrosse playing, and if there are many more such exhibitions of it as that given yesterday by the New York Club in its game with Harvard, the sport must cease to be regarded with favor. Hale, the inside home, from Cambridge, who most effectively checked the play of the New York men, was brutally struck over the head by an opponent and was carried bleeding from the field. It is an unfortunate coincidence that up to that time the New York Club was getting the worst of it. Hale, being nearly killed, the home players...