Word: striking
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Yale men went first to the bat and when they took the field they had three runs to their credit. Harvard was blanked in the first two innings, out in the third McPherson got first on a missed third strike, second on a passed ball, and scored on a scratch hit. In the fourth, Morgan made a run on errors. In the fifth Harvard was blanked. Yale was blanked in the second inning, made one run in the third, and failed to score again until the eighth, when she made one more run. In the sixth inning, Harvard made three...
Harvard played a very strong game both at the bat and in the field. In the first inning, Wiestling got his base on balls, went to second on a passed ball, and took third on a missed third strike, on which Phillips reached first. Nichols then made a tremendous drive into left field on which he easily made home run. In the third, two runs were added on a base on balls, and hits by Willard, Allen and Eoster...
Both nines went out in one, two, three order in the second. In the third Brown got their only run of the game. Cook got first on a wild throw by Nichols, stole second, went to third on a missed third strike, and scored on Edgerly's throw. After one man was out, Edgerly drove the ball into left field for a home run. Wiestling got his base on balls, Smith made a hit, and Phillips got his base on balls, but they were unable to score...
...Henshaw fell and hurt his knee. His place was taken by Choate. Perry was fielded out at first. In this inning Harvard scored two more runs on errors Nichols made a hit, but was left at third. Williams was again shut out by an assist by Wiestling, a strike out, and an assist by Phillips. In this inning Harvard added three runs to her score on hits by Phillips, Willard, Allen and Foster. In the next inning Williams made her second base hit, but failed to score, owing to assists by Edgerly and Wiestling, and by a strike...
During a full in the wild shouting and uproar which accompanied the celebration of Columbia's victory in New York on Saturday, some one broke out with the query, "Who's out on a strike?" In answer, a thundering chorus cried "Harvard." The Columbia men forgot that Nichols struck out 7 men, while Ayrault succeeded instriking out only five...