Word: kellogg
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Harvard was first at the bat. Wiestling flied out to Kellogg, Linn flied out to Noyes, and Campbell was thrown out at first by Stewart. For Yale, Stagg was thrown out at first by Boyden, Noyes made a hit, took second on Kellogg's out, Boyden to Willard, and came home on Hunt's single which was fumbled by Foster. Spencer fouled...
...third, Foster flied out to McConkey, Mumford made a hit and stole second and third but was left there as the next two men struck out. Noyes flied out to Bingham, Kellogg knocked a grounder to Wiestling, but Willard failed to hold the ball. Hunt's grounder was fumbled by Holden and Kellogg took second. Spencer drove the ball to Holden forcing Kellogg out at third, and Dann went out, Mumford to Willard...
...fourth, Linn flied out to Kellogg, Campbell fouled out, Willard got first on Stagg's fumble, and Boyden fouled out. McConkey got his base on balls, stole second and got home on Holden's wild throw of Stewart's hot grounder. Brigham's liner was caught by Mumford who threw to first and caught Stewart off the base, making a double play. Stagg got his base on balls and stole second but was left there as Noyes flied out to Mumford...
...fifth, Bingham flied out to Kellogg, Foster knocked a fly to left field which Brigham muffed and threw wild, and Faster went to third. Foster was thrown out at the plate in attempting to come home on Mumford's hit to McCockey. Holden struck out. For Yale, Kellogg went out, Wiestling to Willard. Hunt made a hit and stole second, and Spencer's single sent Hunt to third. The next two men fouled...
From the following clipping it will be seen that at Yale the enthusiasm for the success of the nine has crept into the veins of the fathers of the members of the team: "Mr. C. C. Kellogg, father of Kellogg, '87 S., has presented the University nine with a dozen bats." - Yale News...