Word: sixth
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With one out in the third inning, Merryfield made a three-base hit, but a strike out and a good stop by Stillman kept him from scoring. In the next inning, with two out, Sunderland reached third, but Horton struck out. In the sixth inning two hits and a base on balls filled the bases for Chicago, but a ground hit to Frantz ended the inning...
...second time to the Yale freshmen by the score of 6 to 0. Inability to hit the ball and costly errors at critical times by Pierce, Hamlen and Fischel lost the game for Harvard. Yale made only seven hits but bunched five of them in the fourth and sixth innings...
...went to second on Hamilton's sacrifice. Patton was put out at first. Metcalf stole third. Welton hit through Pierce, and Metcalf scored. Welton stole second and third. Barnes was given a base on balls and stole second. Chittenden's hit scored both runners. Green struck out. In the sixth Patton hit safely, and took second on Hamlen's muff of a ball thrown to catch him off first. Barnes made a short hit, advancing Patton to third, and then stole second. Both runners scored on Green's hit. Yale scored again in the eighth on errors by Fischel, Bennett...
...throw to the plate. Wendell opened the third with another single, went to second on Reid's sacrifice and scored on Clark's two-base hit. In the fourth Michigan made a run on Davies' three bagger and Weber's long fly; and tied the score in the sixth on Bleucoe's single, Touhill's out at first and Flesher's single. In the seventh Michigan took a lead of two runs on Utley's single, Condon's three-bagger and Coolidge's error in handling the throw in. Harvard caught up one run in the eighth. Frantz singled...
Harvard for the fourth time won the intercollegiate track meet on Berkeley Oval, New York, Saturday afternoon. Harvard scored 44 points; Yale was second with 30 5-6 points; Princeton third, with 16 1-6; Cornell fourth, with 15; Georgetown fifth, with 10; and Michigan sixth, with 6 2-3. Harvard's victory was due to the consistent performances of the team in each event, rather than to the work of a few stars...