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...pitchers who should have been hit twice as hard. The Tufts men went out in one, two, three order, all through the game, except in the seventh, when a couple of men got their bases only to be left. The only noteworthy plays, were two fine throws by Hovey, from very hard balls to manage, and a home run by Upton, over in right field...
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Earned runs, Harvard, 6; two-base hits, Hovey; home runs, Upton; stolen bases, Hovey, Frothingham, Hallowell, Dickinson, Mason, Cook, Corbett, (4); Hyler, Mallett. First base on balls, Frothingham, Dickinson, Corbett, Cook, Highlands, Mallett, Clarke. First base on errors, Harvard, 10; Tufts, 1. Left on bases, Harvard, 4; Tufts, 2. Struck out, Hallowell, Howe, Highlands, Hyler, Johnson, Clark, Strand, Hollister, Cropley, McKenzie (2), Lane. Passed balls, Foss. Wild pitches, Lane, Highlands. Hit by pitched ball, Mason. Time, 2 hrs., 5m. Umpires, Mr. Bond and Mr. Martin of Tufts...
...Howe pitched the remaining four innings and three hits were made off him. Cobb caught throughout the game and held both pitchers well, but allowed a great many bases to be stolen. The team batted only fairly well, Hallowell however distinguished himself by making three hits and Frothingham two. Hovey did not accompany the team and Whittemore '95 played short stop. Trafford also did not go on the trip and Dickinson took his place at first base. Appended is the summary of the score...
...played a hard, steady game. Howe pitched the whole game, and did good work all through. Lehigh got only three single base hits, only two bases on balls, and two bases on hits by pitched balls. Cobb made an excellent showing, throwing to bases accurately, and stopping everything. Hovey's place at short stop was filled again by Whittemore, and Dickinson played at first. The battery for Lehigh was Gallagher and Davis...