Word: putting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Captain Whittemore's ankle is still too stiff and sore for him to play, and Dean's leg still kept him disabled, and so McVey of the freshman nine covered short. He fielded his position excellently, making but one error and having to his credit one put-out and five assists...
With the exception of an inexcusable fumble of an easy grounder, Winslow put up a good game at third. His brilliant catch of Carter's hard drive in the sixth was one of the features of the game. He likewise made a good three-base hit in the ninth, which brought in one run. Stevenson covered his base well and had fourteen put-outs to his credit as well as two singles. Highlands's pitching was an easy mark for the Yale batters. At the bat, however, Highlands made two of Harvard's six hits...
...outfield, Hayes captured two good flies. Rand made an error which, however, was excusable. Paine at centre put up a star game, scooping in everything that came anywhere near him. His throwing was beautiful...
After Letton had gone out on a fly to Paine, Quinby made a clean two base hit to center field. Quinby tried to take third base, but Paine made a beautiful throw to McVey and the latter got the ball to Winslow in time to put the runner out. Greenway made a single, but Rustin hit a fly to Stevenson. For Harvard, Stevenson was given a base on balls but he got no farther than first base. Yale and Harvard both went out in order in the third inning...
Trudeau was then put in to pitch, Carter going to second base and Redington taking Letton's place in centre field. Harvard could not get a man beyond first, although Wrenn reached the base, with only one man out, on Quinby's muff of his high fly near the plate...