Word: sixths
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Sixth inning ; Yale went out in order. For Harvard, LeMoyne took his base on balls and stole second. Tilden flied out to Terry ; Allen went out, Oliver to Stewart giving LeMoyne third base. Smith flied out to Terry ; score...
...fourth inning, Coolidge broke his finger, and Baker took his place, Keep going to shortstop. Harvard was blanked in the third, fourth, fifth and sixth innings, although in the fourth Keep and Baker made hits. Amherst made one more run in the sixth on a base hit, Tilden's error and a passed ball...
Winslow opened the sixth inning with a base hit. Beaman went out on a foul tip. Crocker struck to Shedd, forcing Winslow out at second. Took second on Gunderson's muff of Basset's throw, third on a wild pitch, and scored on Baker's hit. Baker reached third on Phillips' hit, and scored on Shedd's fumble off LeMoyne's bat. Phillips, who had stolen second, was put out trying to score...
...left bank of the river Thames, some twenty miles from London, right opposite the town of Windsor, lies Eton, or rather the school, which gives its name to the few surrounding hamlets. The school was founded as early as 1441, by Henry the Sixth, and has ever since come under the care and personal supervision of the monarchs of England, who frequently were visitors on account of the nearness of the school to Windsor Castle. From a paltry hundred, including masters and fellows, the attendance has now increased to 850 scholars alone, and the roll of instructors equals many...
...sixth annual inter-scholastic athletic games of New York city will be held at the Manhattan athletic grounds May 17. These games are open to pupils of the private schools, and those having private tutors, and not in business in New York city only. References must be given if required. Entries must be accompanied with right and full name, and name of school and tutor. In the tugs-of-war the winning team will be presented with a set of colors. The school winning the most events to be presented with a set of colors, which, if won three successive...