Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...BROWN, Temp. Capt.H. U. B. B. C. The following men will be at Leavitt and Peirce's at 11.05 to-day to go to Providence. Frothingham, Upton, Wiggin, Trafford, Hovey, Sullivan, Cook, Abbott, Hallowell, Corbett, J. Highlands, A. Highlands, Worden, Dickinson...
There will be a number of changes in the make-up of the nine which will represent Harvard this afternoon in the game with Brown at Providence. Hovey will be moved from short stop to second base, and Sullivan will be taken from the out field and put at short; Abbott will be changed from right to left field, and Frothingham will go back to right field where he played during his freshman and sophomore years; Trafford will play at first and Diskinson will go as a substitute. The batting order of the team will be as follows: Hallowell...
...Hallowell, A. P. Teele, J. Hitch, M. Brooks, J. C. Smith, H. R Johnstone. Gould, W. F. Hodge, R. S. Eskridge, R. D. Small, G. B. Wilson, E. B. Webster, H. F. Hartwell. L. T. Damon, W. Hoag, J. L. Thompson, C. S. Pierce, D. P. Butler, J. Sullivan, E Clark, R. H. Stevenson, A. J. Peters, C. B. Gleason, and A. W. Jeardean...
...second tie game of the trip was played at Charlottesville, Va. on Friday. The game was almost errorless on both sides. Sullivan did some excellent work at short. The score...
...Stivetts, Nichols, and Bennett, Merritt, were the batteries for Boston.; Highlands and Corbett for Harvard. The Bostons made nine singles, Harvard three and Abbott a double, the only one of the game. Both teams made three errors. Corbett having one passed ball, Highlands two wild pitches. Abbott, Dickinson, Sullivan, Corbett struck out and of the Bostons Duffy, Nash, Bennett, Nichols...