Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...change in Harvard's infield proved satisfactory. Trafford has not forgotten during his absence how to play first base, and while Hovey and Sullivan each had an error their general work was good. Frothingham made two assists from his old position in right field, one of which following the catch of a hot liner, completed a pretty double play...
...Bannan, and a sacrifice by Abbott gave Harvard three unearned runs in the first inning. In the second, Trafford was hit by a pitched ball, took second on an error and scored on Highlands single. Abbott added one in the third, getting a base on balls and scoring on Sullivan's single and Trafford's sacrifice...
...Sullivan...
Earned runs, Harvard (3); two base hits, Cook, Niland; Home run, Abbott; Sacrifice hits, Hallowell, Hovey (2), Abbott, O'Connell; stolen bases, Hallowell, Hovey, Abbott, Sullivan (2), Frothingham (2), Corbett, Highlands, Deady, (2), Casey; first base on balls, Hallowell (2), Hovey, Abbott, Sullivan, Frothingham, Trafford (2), Casey; first base on errors; Harvard (4), Thomson-Houston (2); struck out, Sullivan, Trafford, J. Bannan, T, Bannan, Gorman (2), Bradley (2), Niland, O'Connell (2), Wheeler, Moore Casey; double plays, Frothingham and Sullivan, Sullivan, Trafford and Corbett, Deady, Casey and Deady; passed balls. Casey; hit by pitched ball, Cook (3), Trafford, Deady; time...
...nine of 1891. The make-up of Harvard's team will be the same as that which was to have played Brown on Saturday, except that A. Highlands and Corbett will be the battery. The batting order will be as follows: Hallowell c.f., Cook 3b, Hovey 2b., Abbott l.f., Sullivan s.s., Frothingham r.f., Corbett c., Trafford 1b., A. Highlands...