Word: plates
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...their only two runs of the game. Goodridge struck out, Abbott hit for two bases and got third on Foster's hit to pitcher, while Foster was safe on first; he stole second and took third on Abram's hit to the infield, but Abbott was out at the plate. Kimball struck out, but Davis let the ball by him, and Foster and Abrams scored. Sterling struck out. In the second inning Ninety-nine made six runs on two bases on balls, an error by Abrams, and hits by Sherwin, Mains, Morse and Davis. In the third the freshmen made...
...runs came in. Pote hit for three bases. Vincent struck out, but Dean got a base on balls and allowed himself to be caught between the base while Pote ran in. Dean was declared safe at second and scored on Burgess' hit, though he was almost out at the plate. Burgess stole third, but Rand struck out. After this inning, Harvard did not get beyond second base...
...ball over into the bleachers and Scannell scored the first run. Burgess followed with a hit and stole second, but was fielded out on Clarkson's hit to Easton. R. Stevenson hit and so did Haughton, but Bradley shut off the run by a beautiful throw to the plate...
...half Haughton and Stevenson flied out to Gunster, and then Paine, T. Stevenson and Vincent were sent to first on balls. Dean's fine single to left sent the first two over, and Vincent and Dean scored on Gunster's error of Scannell's hit. Scannell crossed the plate on Burgess's single, Burgess scoring on Clarkson's clean two bagger. Ward ended the inning by throwing Haughton out at first...
...long fly. In the fifth inning Paine gave three bases on balls in succession but no runs resulted. In the seventh inning Gammont's home run tied the score, but Harvard again took the lead on hits by R. Stevenson, Haughton and Scannell. Haughton was declared out at the plate on a close decision, on Gammont's throw to catch him there...