Word: stole
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...offered was taken. The coaching was careful and throughout Highlands pitched a strong game and was given good support by Scannell behind the bat, Whittemore played a fine game, his assist and put out in a double play in the fifth inning being a feature of the game. He stole three bases every one of which counted...
Harvard secured two runs in the second inning after Highlands had gone out out from pitcher to first. Burgess reached first on Donovan's error, stole second and went to third on a wild pitch. Hayes came to bat after Wrenn had struck out and knocked out a pretty home run over the score board, the first made on the grounds this year...
Whittemore added another run to Harvard's score in the next inning. He was given a base on balls, stole second and took third on a wild pitch. Scannell knocked a long fly to left, on which Whittemore scored...
Although the Harvard men played well most of the time, they were caught napping three times. The first time was when Grant stole to third while the in-fielders were asleep; the second time was when Rand was caught off first base by Murphy who had kept the ball hidden. In the third Burgess was caught off second after he had made a two-bagger...
Adams got his base on balls. Rand hit to short, who threw Adams out at second. Rand reached first and stole second safely. Whittemore reached first on a fumble by Trask and Rand went to third. Whittemore stole second and both men came home on Scannell's three-bagger to left field. Stevenson went out at first; Paine hit safely and Scannell scored. Burgess went to first on an error by Kellogg, while Paine reached second, but both men were left, as Wrenn made the third...