Word: home
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Boston Museum.- All the Comforts of Home...
...Downer hard, each scoring four. After that it was hard for either side to make a run, and the game was anybody's till the last man was out. With the bases full in the first, Alward hit to first, who threw home; the catcher unnecessarily tried to tag Dean and tripped him, losing the ball and letting three men in. The runs for B. A. A. in this inning were on four hits and Alward's poor throw to first. In the second Campbell made a run by a base on balls, a wild pitch, a passed ball...
Brown was first at the bat. Dowd made a two-bagger to left. Sexton got his base on balls; Dowd stole third, and Upton in trying to catch him overthrew and he scored. Sexton took second on the play, third on Woodcock's hit to right, and home on Messer's single to left. Woodcock stole second and came in on the same hit. Two more men got bases on balls but no one scored. For Harvard Dean hit safely to left, and took second on the fielder's fumble. He reached third on the hit by Linn, who stole...
...muff of Manly's sharp grounder. Cummin scored in this inning for ninety-two on a base on balls, a steal, and singles by Chase and Curtis. In the fourth Robb took first on player's choice, second on a steal, third on Watters' hit to right, and home on a wild pitch. For ninety-two Cook hit to centre for three bags, Spalding for one, and Neff for a home run. Ninety-three crawled up one in the next on Frothingham's hit and steal, a wild pitch and Hallowell's single, and in the seventh they tied...
Earned runs, '92, 8; three base hits, Cook, Hallowell; home runs, Neff, Spalding; base on balls, by Spalding 5, by Wiggin 3; base on errors, '92, 1, '93, 2; struck out by Spalding, 7, by Wiggin 9; passed balls, Hale 4; wild pitches, Spalding 3; left on bases, '92, 8, '93, 8; umpire, Bates, '90; time...