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...Michigan tied the score in the sixth, and in the seventh gained the lead. Then in the ninth inning Harvard filled the bases with one out, and Frantz sent in the two winning runs by a long hit over the centre fielder's head. It was good for a home run, but a two base hit was all that was necessary to score the winning run. The game was full of excellent playing. In the field Harvard did some brilliant work, two fast double plays being especially notable, and Michigan's smooth and easy fielding was the best done...
...Coolidge's single. In the last half of the ninth Stillman, who batted in Clarkson's place, singled, Murphy got to first on Condon's error and Reid was given a base on balls. Then Frantz drove a line hit over McGinnis' head, and all the runners came home. The second run ended the game, so Frantz got only a two base...
Harvard began scoring in the second inning. Clark singled; Devens sacrificed him to second; Coolidge singled, and Clark scored on a wild throw to first. Coolidge went to second on the play and came home on Putnam's two-base hit. Putnam went to third on George's out and was allowed to score because of Bettes's interference. George and Kernan opened the fourth with singles, and on Jackson's wild throw of Murphy's grounder George scored. Murphy was caught stealing and Frantz went out at first. Then Stillman scored Kernan with a three-bagger and came home...
With two men out in the first inning Reid and Frantz both knocked the ball over the left field fence for home runs. In the third inning Murphy got a base on balls, went to second on a passed ball and scored on Frantz's two-base hit. Frantz came home from second on Stillman's single, but Stillman was caught trying to make second on the play. Murphy opened the fifth inning with another base on balls, and came home when Reid for the second time knocked the ball over the fence. In the next inning Clark...
Earned runs--Harvard 5 Home runs--Reid 2, Frantz. Two-base hits--Frantz, Flavell. Sacrifice bit--G. c. Clark. Stolen bases -- Coolidge, Collier. Bases on balls -- by Stillman: Collier, White, Flavell; by Clarkson: Brown, Leary; by Leary; Murphy, Coolidge; by Layton: Murphy, G. C. Clark, Frantz, Clarkson. Struck out--by Stillman: Flavell, Noble, Keary, White; by Clarkson: White 2, Layton 2, Collier, Jones, Newman, Noble; by Leary: Wendell; by Layton: Murphy, Frantz, Coolidge; by Gross: Frantz, Stillman. Passed ball--Flavell. time--2h. 15m. Umpire--Bett...