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Boston Museum.- All the Comforts of Home...
...field than the day before, but her batting was very irregular. In the field Linn played a brilliant game, and Dean made one fine stop and a double play with Trafford. As far as the other fielding features went, the game was devoid of any especial interest. Downer's home run in the sixth inning was the only heavy hit made by Harvard, although both Linn and Alward managed to obtain two-baggers. Dartmouth outbatted Harvard, and the game would have been very close if the pitcher, Harland, had not been will, and given so many bases on balls...
Neither side scored in the first inning. In the second, Trafford got his base on balls, stole second, and took third on a passed ball; Upton got his base on balls and both he and Trafford came home on Alward's two bagger to centre. The fielder fumbled the ball and Alward went to third, coming home on Codman's muffed fly. Hallowell's hit sent Codman to third, and he came home on Downer's sacrifice...
Dartmouth got five runs in the first inning, and four runs in the fourth. In the sixth inning and seventh innings Harvard batted finely. Howland made a three-bagger, and Dean a very pretty home run. In the fifth Prafford and Alward made a neat double play. The score...
Earned runs, Harvard 4, Dartm3uth 1 three base hit, Howland; Home run, Dean; base on balls, Linn, Howland, Trafford, Alward, Hallowell(2), Cummings(2); base on errors, Harvard 5, Dartmouth 4; struck out, Upton, Codman(2), Dartmouth 11; stolen bases, Dean, Linn(2), Trafford(2), Alward(2), Hallowell; passed balls, Upton 2, Ranney 5; wild pitches, Howe 2, Raehr 1; double play, Trafford and Alward; flies caught, Harvard 3, Dartmouth 7; fouls caught, Harvard 3, Dartmouth 7; fouls caught, Harvard 1; out on bases, Harvard 3, Dartmouth 2; left on bases, Harvard 6, Dartmouth 8; time, 2h., 39 min.; umpire...