Word: offs
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Brown won the first game, 9-7, largely through Harvard's errors; but Harvard won the next two games, the score being 6-1 both times. No arrangements have been made to play off the tie in case Brown wins this afternoon.
In spite of the ease with which Harvard won, the team played with a good deal of snap, and batted as well as in any game this year. The hits came generally at the right time and the men all hit the ball hard. The best plays of the game...
Cornell was extremely weak at the bat and could secure only four scattered singles off Haughton's pitching. In seven out of the nine innings Cornell went out in one, two, three order. The team, however, played a fairly good fielding game considering the number of hits which they had...
Earned runs-Harvard, 5; Princeton, 2. Three base hit-Rand. Two-base hits-Gunster, Altman. Stolen bases-Burgess, Clarkson, Dean, Sankey 3, Ward 2, Smith, Bradley. Bases on balls-Off Paine 7; off Wilson, 1; off Easton, 3. Struck out-By Paine, 5; by Wilson, 1; by Easton, 3. Hit...
BARNEY BARNATTO, under the alias of B. Bennett, will give the best prices for cast-off clothing that can be found in Cambridge. Orders may be left at No. 2 Holyoke street, in barber shop, Cambridge. Business headquarters at my Emporium, No. 24 Salem street, Boston. Mass.