Word: miners
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...fourth inning, Stevenson made a single and was forced down to second when Miner hit Burgess. Then Stevenson scored and Burgess went to third on an error of the first baseman. Dean got his base on balls, stole second, and went to third on a passed ball, on which Burgess scored. Dean scored himself a moment later on a sacrifice...
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Stolen bases-Chandler, Dean. Bases on balls-Dean, Richmond, Agon, Miner. Struck out-by Fitz 6, by Miner 7. Hit by pitched ball-Lynch, Burgess. Passed balls-Agon 2. Umpire-Murray...
...presented here, is a work so enjoyable given with a company so efficient, with mountings so sumptuous and costumes so dainty and Parisian as to warrant the oft-repeated line in the announcements that heralded the Boston opening of this work: "Three Hours in Paris." The company provided by Miner and Brooks includes more thoroughly first class people than is often seen in one organization of any kind. The comedians, eight in number, are among the oldest and best known in the musical dramatic profession...
...days' convention of the New England Intercollegiate Press Association, held at the rooms of the Tech, at the Institute of Technology in Boston, closed Saturday. The following officers were elected: F. B. Whitney of the Williams Weekly, president; Josephine H. Batchelder of the Wellesley Magazine, vice-president; G. L. Miner of the Brown Daily Herald, secretary and treasurer; H. H. Titsworth of the Amherst Student, member of the executive committee. The college papers represented were: The Aggie Life, Amherst Literary Monthly, Bates Student, Bowdoin Orient, Brown Magazine, Brunonian, Colby Echo, The Mt. Holyoke, Smith Monthly, The Tech, Trinity Tablet, Tuftonian...