Word: pitched
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...candidates for the cricket eleven practiced at Beacon Park yesterday for the first time. This arrangement is a great improvement over that of former years, for a good pitch has been secured and there is no need of stretching matting over the ground. Beacon Park may be reached on foot in about 15 minutes from Harvard Square via Boylston street, or by Allston car from Central Square...
Earned run-Harvard. Three-base hit-Abbott. Two-base hit-Scannell. Sacrifice hits-Burgess Draper. Stolen bases-Dean 2, Burgess, T. Stevenson. First base on balls-Dean, Paine, Bowen 2, Draper. First base on earors-Harvard 5, Newton 4. Hit by pitched ball-Bowen. Passed ball-scannell. Wild pitch-Dowd. Struck out-Rand, Scannell 2, Paine 2, R. Stevenson, Haughton, Bowen 2, Bustard, Draper 2. Umpire-Paul of Newton A. A. Time...
...question of the grounds on which the Harvard eleven will practice has not yet been settled. An effort is being made to get a pitch at Beacon Park or Longwood...
...second inning, A. Nowell made a safe hit and reached second base on two passed balls. Thompson and Morse reached first on bases on balls and Nowell scored on another passed ball. Thompson scored on Lynch's hit and Morse on a wild pitch. McCall struck out. Lynch scored on J. Nowell's fly to left field. Sherwin reached first on an error and came home on passed balls. Davis struck out. Kane and McGauley, of the school team, struck out. Robinson reached first, but was out trying to steal second...
...seventh, Sears reached third on Kane's wild throw, but was put out at home in trying to score on Thompson's fly to left. Robinson hit safely and went to second on a wild pitch. Farr fouled...