Word: reaches
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...third inning, Baker went out by Shedd to Chase ; Phillips got his base on Seagrave's muff, and stole second, but was put out in a foolish attempt to reach third. LeMoyne took his base on balls, stole second, and came in on Tilden's base hit. Tilden stole second, but was left there, as Allen went out by Doron to Chase. For Brown, Wadsworth made a two-base hit, but was put out trying to reach third. Durfee struck out, and Seagrave made a hard drive to centre field which was beautifully taken by Allen. Score...
...such an important game, It would have been equally impossible for Yale '87 to have played on that day as several of the men played on the university in the game mentioned by the News. We were willing to play at Springfield or Providence, but not at Hartford, to reach which from Cambridge takes four times as long as from New Haven. It is obvious that the gate receipts at the base ball grounds in Providence would have been much larger than at Hartford. Yale had the choice of Cambridge, Springfield and Providence. We agreed to pay one half...
Third inning. Phillips reached first base on called balls. Allen hit to Wadsworth, who fumbled the ball, giving him his base, and sending Phillips to second. LeMoyne made a pretty three base-hit between left and centre, sending in two men, but was put out himself, trying to reach home. Winslow went out on a grounder to Chase. Smith reached first on muffed three strikes, and came home on Rhett's fumble of Nichol's base-hit. Crocker flied out to Murphy. Brown failed to score. Score, Harvard 4 ; Brown...
Fifth inning. For Harvard, LeMoyne reached first base on balls and stole second. Winslow fouled out to Bassett. Smith hit hard between third and short, but Wadsworth made an exceedingly good stop and threw him out at first, while LeMoyne went to third. Bassett tried to catch LeMoyne playing off his base, but Wadsworth muffed the throw and LeMoyne ran home Nichols got his base on balls but failed to reach second as Crocker went out at first by Shedd to Chase...
...seventh, both nines failed to reach first base. In the eighth inning Nichols struck to Doron, who failed to throw the ball to Chase in time, but the umpire declared him out. Crocker reached first base on balls, and tried to steal second. Basset threw to Doron who tried to reach Crocker, but to all appearances failed. The umpire, however, decided, to the surprise of all, that he was out. Baker got his base on balls but got no farther, as Lovering went out. Brown went out in order...