Word: neither
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Bohlen, won the Halifax cup for the best indivldual batting. Penn, feels sure of having no trouble in beating Harvard, according to The Pennsylvanian. Haverford college has this year the strongest team they have had for some time but as the team was defeated by Germantown recently, neither Penn. nor Harvard ought to have much difficulty in defeating them...
...Neither side scored in the first. In the second Sullivan got his base on balls, stole second and was put out at third; Galligan got first on balls, second on Newell's sacrifice and home on Williams' hit; Newell got his base on Sullivan's out at third, second and third on William's hit and home on Linn's fumble of it; Williams took third on the play; Stein flied out; Nelson got his base on balls and tried to steal second; Upton threw to Dean, who muffed, and Williams came in from third. For Harvard Upton...
...Neither side scored in the first two innings. In the third Soule made a scratch hit and stole second, took third on a missed third strike and came in on Frothingham's sacrifice to right field. In the fourth for Yale Harvey got his base on balls and stole second; Every hit to Dolan, who fumbled, and Harvey ran to third and then took home when Dolan threw the ball to third...
...Longwood bridge. The class crew had Randol stroke and three substitutes; but rowing a very fast stroke they drew away from the 'varsity about half a length in the half mile. Below the railroad bridge the freshmen took them up for the next half mile. Neither crew gained much advantage, but the freshmen stopped and the sophomores took it up with the 'varsity. Owing to some mistake the '92 men were over 100 yards out of the course of the 'varsity, out they took up a fast stroke and rowed about a mile. There was such a distance between...
...apparent. If the proposals of Harvard had been accepted it would not now be possible for the freshman series to remain undecided as it has for the past two years. There is very little satisfaction for either the Harvard or the Yale team if each wins one game and neither can claim the championship. The freshman games will never be as interesting as they ought to be until either one or three games complete the series...