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...innings went out in one, two, three order. The features of the game were Corbett's throw to the plate of Cook's base hit, keeping Steere on third, Mason's lucky catch of a high fly which he misjudged, and had to run for, and Hovey's assist to Upton of a hot liner, keeping Tenney from scoring in the ninth...
Harvard started off with two runs by Hovey and Frothingham, the first time they came to bat. Brown got two in the second, making the score a tie. Up to the ninth neither side scored again, and when Tenney opened up the ninth with a three-bagger to centre field, the cheering of the Brown men was deafening. It was taken up by Harvard men when Magill hit a hot grounder to Hovey, who threw Tenney out at the plate by the most beautiful play of the game. Magill stole second and it looked as though he would stay there...
...great enthusiasm. Wood cock proceeded to give Upton his base on balls, sending Cook to second. Here Highlands came to the bat, and won the most tremendous applause of the Harvard men, with a safe base hit, bring in Cook and tying the score. With the score a tie Hovey hit a long fly to centre making two out. Hallowell hit a hot liner to second, but by a very close decision was called out at first. Three out. Score 3 to 3. The tenth was almost as exciting as the one before. For Brown, Weeks went out at first...
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Earned runs, Brown 2; Harvard 1. Two-base hit, Hovey. Three-base hits, Tenney. Stolen bases, Sexton (2), Woodcock, Magill, Steere, Mason (2). First base on balls, Sexton (2), Magill, Jones, Upton (2) First base on errors, Weeks, Dickinson (2) Cook. Struck out, Steere, Cook (2) McLane, Highlands, Hallowell. Left on bases, Brown 3; Harvard 9. Double plays, Weeks and Steere. Passed balls, Tenney 3. Wild pitches, Woodcock. Time, 2 hrs. 30 min. Umpires, Mulcahey, Waltham; Warbridge, Providence...