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Harvard played an active game all along in the fielding work, but lost several good chances to score from poor batting. As in Tuesday's game nearly all the hits were into the air. Hovey did not play particularly well, losing all but one of his chances for assists, although he had some very hard balls to handle...
Cornell came to the bat first, and Towle got his base on balls. He started for second and would have been thrown out if Hovey had not dropped the ball. Field advanced him a base by a pretty sacrifice hit to Dickinson. Cornell would have scored at this point on Young's hot grounder, but Frothingham got it and threw him out at first very prettily...
...fifth Cornell got two men on bases by hits, but were unable to score as Highlands struck out the third man. Harvard got two men on bases in the fifth but Frothingham was thrown out in trying to make third on Hovey's hit, and Dickinson was thrown out at first, leaving Hovey at second...
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Earned runs, Harvard 2; Lovell's 1. Two-base hits, Long, Sullivan, Kiley. Three-base hits, Upton (2). Stolen bases, Hovey, Corbett, Gardner. First base on balls, Cook, Wiggin, Long, McKeever. First base on errors, Harvard 5. Struck out, Cook, Upton, Wiggin 2, Long, Gardner, O'Connor, McKeever, Meagher, Sullivan, Kiley, Alphen (2), Slattery (2). Double plays, O'Connor. Meagher and O'Connor...