Word: home
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...were made in the second inning by some very loose playing on Harvard's part. Five errors and a passed ball in the first two innings tells the story. Harvard's four runs were made, three in the first, on four singles and a passed ball, and Highland's home run in the seventh...
...first run was made by Yale in the third inning and was followed by a run for Princeton in the last half of the same inning. The score then remained a tie until the seventh when Case reached first on a error, stole second and third, and came home on an error by Brown. In the eighth inning also Yale made one run, and this ended the scoring, although in the last half of the ninth, Princeton made a desperate effort to save the game...
...places in Cambridge of interest to strangers and giving valuable information to one visiting them. Not to those only who are unacquainted in Cambridge will this book prove useful, for it contains many little facts of interest, unknown to a large part of those who feel themselves somewhat at home here. It also contains among others several cuts of the Longfellow house, Elmwood, and James Russell Lowell...
...University Club in Boston has chosen for its home the handsome house on the water side of Beacon Street near Exeter Street. The estate once belonged to General Charles A. Whittier, and is most admirably fitted for the use of the club. It is one of the largest and finest residences in the city and stands on a lot containing 8550 square feet...
...second paper of the series by W. H. Bishop, entitled "An American at Home in Europe," appears in this number, and is as charming as the first...