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...fourth inning Clark's bad throw let Gilman reach first. A sacrifice by Woodsum sent him to second and he got to third on Merrow's infield single. Kernan threw the ball over second in attempting to stop a steal, and Gilman scored...
...missing many easy chances. Neither Hutchinson nor Alexander, who replaced him in the fifth inning, pitched effectively, and they were especially weak when men were on bases. White, the Latin School pitcher, was steady and fairly effective. Parker supported the Freshman pitchers well, and caught six men attempting to steal second. Bennett, at short stop, did the best fielding for the Freshmen, and Battelle was strongest...
Harvard's run came in the sixth inning when Kendall singled, stole second and scored on Wendell's hit. Not another man on either side reached third. Harvard had another good chance to score in the seventh. Fincke reached first on an error but was caught trying to steal second. Clark hit to right field for two bases but was put out on an attempt to make three. Coolidge and Milne singled but Stillman went...
Harvard went out in succession in the second inning. For Princeton, Hutchinson bunted safely, and stole second, taking third on Watkin's sacrifice and scoring on Steinwender's grounder. Steinwender took second on a passed ball, and scored on Kafer's single. Kafer made the third out, attempting to steal second. In the third inning Coolidge hit a liner between right and centre for three bases and scored on Fincke's long fly. For Princeton, Hillebrand singled and Burke made a double. Pearson hit safely and Hillebrand scored, but Burke was caught at the plate. Chapman hit to Coolidge...
Only Harvard's good work in the field saved the game from being uninteresting. Harvard's base running showed dash and judgment, but Pennsylvania did not once attempt to steal a base...