Word: stopping
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard defeated the Holy Cross nine yesterday afternoon on Holmes Field by a score of nine to four. Bates was in the box for Harvard. He gave a great many bases on balls, but pitched a fairly good game, nevertheless. Soule was back at short stop and fielded his position very cleanly. Alward made two bad muffs but they were partially excusable considering the state of his hands, two fingers having been knocked out of joint in the first of the game...
...steal and a sacrifice. Mahoney made a two base hit for Holy Cross, but got no farther than the second bag. In the second inning the Holy Cross infield went to pieces. Alward got his base on third's error, stole second and came in on sacrifices. Short-stop fumbled Mason's grounder and the latter stole second, took third on Upton's sacrifice, and came in on a wild pitch. Upton got a life on third's error and stole second. He came in on the same wild pitch that had advanced Mason. Soule got a base on balls...
...seniors made only one more run in the eighth inning, and Ninety-three did not bather ninth inning. The freshmen carried their team off the field and marched to the gymnasium behind a brass band. The features of the game were Manley's playing at short-stop and the doubleplay by McCoy, Piper and Aiken in the fourth inning. Dolan also accepted some difficult chances at third. The score...
...game between Harvard and the Newark team yesterday afternoon on Holmes Field was very evenly contested and well played throughout, until the tenth inning, when Harvard made errors which cost her the game. Soule did not play, and Dean took his place at short-stop, Frothingham, '93, covering second base. Dean played his position finely, and Frothingham did all that was required of him, although he did not have a chance to show what he was worth. Alward played a steady game and batted well. Bates was in the box for Harvard the first three innings. He threw an easy...
Fifth inning.- Soule was out, second to first; Upton flied out to second and Howland to short-stop.- McClung hit safely to left centre; Cushing flied out to Alward; McClintock hit safely to left and stole second: McClung took second on McClintock's hit and stole third; Owsley knocked a grounder to Alward, who overthrew first, and McClung scored, McClintock taking third. Stagg hit to Soule, who, with Dean, doubled Owsley at second and Stagg at first...