Word: home
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...features of the game were Morse's home run for the College nine and double plays by Gregory and Foster, and Loughlin, Farrington and Lewis for the Freshmen. The score by innings...
...three more in the fourth on two hits and errors by Garrison, Field and Dunlop. Each side scored one in the fifth, Ninety-seven on a base on balls and a hit, and Ninety-eight on Haskell's base on balls from which he stole second and came home on Adams's wild throw of Bouve's hit. Ninety-seven scored one more in the eighth on Field's base on balls, Hayes's wild throw to catch him off first and Sullivan's single. Ninety-eight's last run was scored in the same inning on Brown...
...number of the Advocate is in a healthier vein than usual. Of the four main articles, only one-"A Horse Race at Hot Sulphur," by Hal Sayre, Jr., '98-is of Western life, and this without any slaughter whatever. "On Being at Home in the World," an essay by R. P. Utter '98, is an attempt to prove "that the world is a better place to be at home in than a house of four walls...
...last half of the ninth inning Ewer got to first on a single, Loughlin flied out to Simpson, and Ewer came home on Lewis' hit. Lewis was thrown out trying to steal second and Cutting flied out to Mills...
Earned runs-Harvard 3. Stolen base-Hoeffer. Two-base hit-Paine. Three-base hits-Beale, Haughton. Home run-Burgess. Sacrifice hits-Robinson, Beale, Dean. Left on bases-Pennsylvania 5, Harvard 5. Bases on balls-Huston, Robinson, Blakeley, Gelbert, Gillinder, Scannell. Struck out-by Paine 7, by Dickson 3. Hit by pitched ball-Hoeffer. Wild pitches-Paine 2. Umpire-Campbell. Time...