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...field muffed Alward's fly and the latter stole second. He took third on Mason's sacrifice and scored on Upton's sacrifice. In the fourth Harvard secured another run. Linn reached first on third's fumble and stole second. The third baseman fielded Howland's grounder well but threw wild and Linn scored. Baker had made four errors at third for Holy Cross and Echeverrai was substituted...
...Halloran made a hit, sending Echeverrai to third and Donnelly to second. Boland flied out to Mason, who made a beautiful throw to the plate to catch Echeverrai, but Upton dropped the ball and the runner scored. Meade hit safely, bringing in Donnelly and sending Halloran to third. Upton threw to Dean to catch Meade, but Dean returned the ball wild and Halloran scored, Meade taking third. Mahoney made a hit and Meade came home. That ended Holy Cross's run-getting. The score...
...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 ball, but the visitors did not hit him hard. He was a trifle wild in the third inning and Newark took advantage of the circumstance and made some runs. After that Downer was put in and pitched finely throughout the rest of the game. For the visitors...
Ninth inning.- McBride let Linn's grounder through his legs; Dean hit safely to right, who threw Linn out at second. Dean stole second, but Trafford struck out, and Cushing made a fine catch in right field of Alward's fly. Yale did not play her half of the inning. The score...
...sixth inning Worcester scored twice again. Kennedy hit safely. Spill hit to Soule, who threw wildly to second to catch Kennedy, and the latter reached third. He came in on Guinasso's long fly to center, and Spill took third on the throw in. Lyston's hit brought him in. In the eighth inning Kennedy scored the last time for Worcester by making a clean home run on a line hit over Mason's head, out beyond the willows. The score...