Word: steals
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Cornell was first at the bat. Schreiner and Taylor flew out; Wilkinson hit safely to left but was thrown out trying to steal second...
Foster's muff, a wild throw and a wild pitch gave them one more in the sixth, and a base on balls, a steal and a sacrifice one in the seventh...
...case in our first championship game, wretched base running and one or two costly errors lost us the game. The fault lay not so much with the coachers as with the base runners. True, the visitors' catcher was a hard man on whom to steal bases, but a number of our runners were very slow, and could not have handled them-selves much more awkwardly than they did, had they tried. The Harvard team, in direct contrast to our own, were adepts in the art, and ran bases like professionals...
...second by two hits and two errors of the Columbia short-stop; four more were made in the third by three hits and a put out, one in the fourth and three in the fifth by hits. Columbia made one run in the fifth on a hit, a steal and an error; and one in the seventh on a hit and two passed balls and two in the ninth on a three bagger and a passed ball. The features of the game were Evans's centre field catch and his drive over centre for a home run. King...
Second Inning. - La Marche got his base on a wild throw made by Mumford, but was put out in attempting to steal second, which he tried after Gates had flied out to Campbell and De Sibourg to Boyden. Boyden went to the bat for Harvard. He made a good hit to centre field, but was caught out. Linn got his base on a wild throw made by De Sibourg, stole second, but was left there by Mumford's striking out and Wiestling's flying out to right field...