Word: order
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...proposed to make a general collection of clothing on Wednesday, June 12th, in order to give students an opportunity to dispose of such extra clothing as they may have, before leaving Cambridge for the vacation...
...being the only earned runs of the game. With two men out, Dodds got his base on balls and was advanced on Woodward's hit. With the two men on bases, Pond knocked a home run. Hill's fly to Wrenn put the side out. Harvard went out in order. Burgess, who had got his base on balls being put out at second by a pretty throw of Naylor...
...third inning Naylor hit safely and scored on Dinsmore's two-bagger. Vermont did not score again till the sixth inning. The Harvard batsmen were retired in one, two, three order in the third and fourth innings, Pond striking out four men. In the fifth Harvard scored twice. Buckman reached first on an error by shortstop. Burgess struck out. Wrenn went out on an easy grounder to the pitcher. Buckman making second on the play. Stevenson made a hit and he and Buckman both advanced on an attempted put-out. Paine knocked the ball past first base and Buckman...
...third on Dinsmore's error and scored Harvard's last run on Burgess's grounder to Hill. Wrenn got his base on balls and Stevenson hit to Daggett who, in a neat double play, retired the side. In the ninth inning Harvard went out in order...
Pennsylvania went out in order, but Harvard increased her lead. Highlands drove a neat hit to centre and Winslow was sent to first on balls. Dean hit to Avil, and Highlands was forced at third, but there were still two on bases. Rand drove a hot grounder over third that rolled down the foul line to the canvas. This hit was worth three bases and two runs scored. Hayes fouled to Goeckel, but in a moment Scannell duplicated Rand's hit and Rand came in. Scannell could not run fast enough, however, and he was put out in trying...