Word: putting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...game last Monday, but he received excellent support. He showed great calmness at critical times, and saved the game several times. Brown caught much better than he did last week and was especially good in throwing to second. Walker might have had a few more put outs to his credit if he had kept his foot on the base, but he redeemed himself by making several difficult stops, thus saving several men from getting errors. McVey had little chance to do any brilliant playing. The only chance he had was Garrison's pop fly in the ninth which he accepted...
...sixth allowed Beale to reach first and Martin's hit advanced him to third. A wild pitch allowed him to score. Martin was now on third when Scott hit to Goodridge who fielded quickly enough to prevent Martin's scoring. Another wild pitch started Martin home but he was put out by Cozzens. Although Fox hit safely and stole second, Anderson was thrown out at first by Cozzens...
...been expected that Princeton would put Altman or Bradley in the box, but the latter had a lame arm and for some reason it was decided to have Wilson pitch. He has not been considered a very strong player, but on Saturday he proved very effective, allowing only seven hits which were all well scattered, and striking out eight men. His support was good, but in team play the home nine was inferior to Harvard...
...Scannell failed to bring in the run and flied out to Easton. Princeton succeeded in making one run. Payne was given a base on balls, and started to steal second. Scannell threw wild and Payne kept on to third, and crossed the on Stevenson's overthrow after he had put out Ward who had hit to Whittemore...
Princeton went out in order till the fifth when Wilson opened the inning with a line hit which Rand fumbled, allowing Wilson to make second. Gunster was hit by a pitched ball and Brooks bunted safely. Easton and Payne followed with hits, but Brooks was put out as he over ran second. Ward singled and Bradley sacrificed and both Trenchard and Otto made two baggers. Wilson struck out, but six runs had already been scored. For Harvard Whittemore hit for two bases but was left on second...