Word: pitch
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Earned runs, Worcester 2; three base hits, Alward, Dean; home run, Kennedy; base on balls, Linn, Dean, Evans, Jones, Campion(2), Staltz, Spill; base on errors, Harvard 3, Worcester 2; struck out, struck out, Mason, Evans, Downer, Jones, Spill; stolen bases, Campion, Meister, Spill, Lyston; passed ball, Guinasso; wild pitch, Downer; double play, Downer-Upton-Alward; flies caught, Harvard 7, Worcester 10; fouls caught, Harvard 1, Worcester 3; out on bases, Harvard 3, Worcester 7; left on bases, Harvard 5, Worcester 6; time 1hr. 43m.; umpire, Bond...
Codman took first on Manley's poor fielding of his grounder, second by a steal and third on Piper's hit past third. A wild pitch sent both runners home. Hallowell scored by a two-bagger, a steal and wild pitch, and Johnson by a base on balls, a steal and Stone's scratch hit. Ninety-three scored again in the next inning, Watters being hit, stealing second and going home when Bates tried to catch him off the base; and scoring by McCoy's error, a steal and Frothingham's hit. Johnson's hit and steal, a passed ball...
Codman reached third in the first on a base on balls, a wild pitch, and a passed ball; Mumford's hit past short brought him home, and the band played "There's no Place Like Home," Mumford stole second and scored on Piper's hit. Luce made a run for ninety-one on a single, a passed ball, a steal and a wild pitch; and in the next inning Lee tied the score on a hit past third, a steal and McGinty's wild throw to catch him at third. In the next a hit and two bases on balls...
...game on Holmes yesterday was dull for the most part. but became interesting when Harvard began batting in the seventh inning. Howland hurt a finger in the preliminary practice and Evans was substituted. Three bases on balls in succession, a wild pitch and a passed ball, gave Harvard two runs at the start. Marlborough scored four in the same inning by a base on balls, three singles and Soule's muff of a popfly. After this no Harvard man got beyond first until the fifth inning, when the visitors became badly rattled and gave four runs on errors...
Earned runs, '93, 5, '92, 3; two base hits Stone. Spalding; three base hit, Merriam; base on balls, by Wiggin 2, by Spalding 2; base on errors, '93, 4, '92, 4; struck out, by Wiggin 10, by Spalding 5; passed balls, Stone 2, Hale 1; wild pitch, Spalding; left on bases, '93, 3, '92, 6; time 2h. 5m.; unpire, Fred Bates...