Word: pitches
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Highlands started in to pitch the game and in two innings he had struck out three men, caught one man off first and two men had flied out, one to centre and one to left. In the last of the second, however, he wrenched his knee slightly, in trying to get back to first, and Bates came in to take his place. Bates proved a complete puzzle, but one hit being made off him, and five men striking out in the next four innings...
...Matthews, only run was made on McCarthy's life through Cook's wild throw to first, (stopped by pretty backing up by Frothingham), a base on balls to Roach, a wild pitch, and a questionable decision which allowed McCarthy to score on Ryan's sacrifice...
...will be considerably changed from that of the last game. Reed and McAdams will be the battery at first and will probably be kept throughout the game. In case of heavy hitting on Yale's part, or of any accident, Gillmore, Coonley and Webb can be called upon to pitch, while Walker will go down as substitute catcher. Cassatt who took Phelan's place at second in the first game, will play in that position on Saturday while Phelan has been relegated to right field. Another change had been made in left field by putting Bigelow in Dreyfus's place...
...Hopkinson 2. First base on balls, Harvard 5; Hopkinson 2. First base on errors, Harvard 1; Hopkinson 4. Struck out, Fairchild (2), T. Stevenson, B. Stevenson, Russell (2), C. Paine, Harris (2), Clark,. Wadsworth, Rogers, Whiting, Gillmore. Double plays, B. Stevenson and T. Stevenson. Passed ball, Fairchild. Wild pitch, Paine. Umpire, Mr. Mullen...
...base hit, Phelan. Stolen bases, Wood (2), Allen (2), Curtis (2), Lake, Hollis (2), McAdams, Dreyfus. First base on balls, Wood, Rankin. First base on errors, '92, (6); '95, (3). Struck sut, Brown, Cassatt, Dreyfus (2), Whiting, Reed (2). Double play, Cassatt and Whiting. Wild pitch, Reed. Time, 1 hr. 40 min. Umpire, Mr. Mullen...