Word: quinn
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...first inning, Kirmis and Brodie led off for Boston with two singles, Stovey and Sullivan were out, Dean to Trafford, and Quinn fied out to Dean, leaving Kirmis and Brodie on second and third. For Harvard, Dean knocked a long low fly, but Sullivan got under it. Hovey flied out to right field. Hallowell had reached third on a base on balls and a wild pitch, but had no opportunity to score...
...third Boston again scored two runs on hits by Quinn and Lowe, a sacrifice by Nichols and an error by Hovey. With two men out for Harvard Dean knocked the ball over the right field fence into a horse and carrage. This was good for three bases. Dean scored on an error by Ganzel, who felt so sure of putting out Hallowell at first that he played with the ball and dropped it. Hallowell was caught in an attempt to steal second and this ended the inning...
...Long got his base on balls; Brodie got his base on an error by Hovey and stole second, Long having taken third. On Stovey's grounder an unsuccessful attempt to put Long out at the plate was make, Brodie taking third on the play. Sullivan flied out to Hallowell. Quinn made a base hit on which Brodie scored. Ganzel was out, Dean to Trafford and Lowe struck...
...Boston added six to her score. Brodie made a hit close by third and Stovey followed with one over second, which Hallowell allowed to go through his legs, giving each of the runners another base. Sullivan sent both men in by a two bagger, and came home himself on Quinn's single. Ganzell struck out and Lowe knocked a high fly for Dean. Lake got a base on balls, and then Clarkson cleared the bases by a long home run hit over the right field fence. Long got his base on balls, but Brodie ended the agony by a grounder...
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