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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Earned runs, Yale '95, 3. Harvard '95, 1. Two base hits, Spier. Three base hits, Whiting. Home runs, Carter. Stolen bases, Rustin 4, Sheffield 2, Carter, Spier, Cole, Hinkey, Dwight, Dreyfus, McAdams, Whiting. First base on balls, Cole, Hinkey, Dwight, Whiting, Dreyfus. First base on errors, Yale '95, 5; Harvard '92, 2. Struck out, Davis 2, Hewlett 2, Sheffield, Dwight, Cole, Drefus, Phelan, Cassatt, Whittemore, Gilmore, Walker 2, Wadsworth, McAdams. Double plays, Walker and Whiting. Passed balls, McAdams 3. Wild pitches, Gillmore, Davis. Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Mallen for Harvard, Weeden for Yale...
...runs. She was fortunate in bunching her hits, and aided by errors on Dartmouth's part she scored three times. Hovey went out to Tuxbury assisted by Brown. Dickinson reached first on an error and scored on Corbett's three-bagger. Another error gave Corbett a chance to come home and Cobb made the third run on errors and a sacrifice by Cook...
...college at large too must remember that Harvard treats her opponent like gentlemen, and that all of the practices which were permissible in class games must be absolutely forbidden this afternoon. There may, indeed there must be cheering, and cheering which is enthusiastic; this will encourage the home team. In order, however to do away with any danger that the demonstrations should get beyond bounds, the crowd should keep to their seats and not allow themselves in their excitement to rush up even to the ropes. This point should be strongly insisted upon by those in charge of the spectators...
...game was gone. Neither side succeeded in altering the score in the eighth, but in the ninth it seemed as if a tenth inning would be necessary. Clark hurt his hand and Cabot took his place. McAdams made a two-bagger, stole third, but while trying to come home on a sacrifice was put out by Cabot, assisted by Gale. Wadsworth struck out and the game was ended...
...During this first month President Eliot made fifteen addresses Leaving Portland he made a very pleasant trip up the Columbia River. After that he went to Tacoma where he made three addresses. Next he went up Puget Sound to Victoria and Vancouver, and there took the Canadian Pacific for home. In almost every city he was entertained by Harvard clubs or by Harvard...