Word: masons
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...weak game, his throwing to bases being especially wild. In the inning in which Trinity scored Bates struck out four men, but owing to Corbett's poor support two men reached first. Harvard played a fair game but batted too many balls high into the air. Cook and Mason batted especially well. Lowell '94, who played his first game on the 'varsity, took Corbett's place in right field; his running catch of a fly close to the foul line was the one brilliant feature of the game. The score...
...Upton were the battery for Harvard. Neither team did much hitting, and with the exception of one or two 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...
...first on a ground ball to Hovey. Highlands then struck out Cook by the strongest kind of pitching. McLane went out at third on a slow grounder to Hovey. Here was Harvard's best chance to win the game, with all the heavy batters up. But Frothingham, Dickinson and Mason all got out on easy balls to the infield...
...Mason...
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...