Word: throwing
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...getting first base on balls, and by several passed balls, succeeded in getting four runs more. The eighth inning was also disastrous for '87, when '88 made four runs through errors of their opponents. The best fielding was done by Stetson for '88. Allen made a beautiful throw to home plate in the fourth inning, shutting out a run. Litchfield pitched a remarkably strong game, striking out fourteen men; he also did well at the bat. Loud and H. Coolidge did the best batting for '87; Crocker and Gallivan...
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...
...added two more runs on a base on balls and hits by Allen and Foster. In the eighth, Wiestling got his base on balls for the third time in the game. This, with singles by Smith, Phillips and Allen, and a three-bagger by Willard, assisted by a wild throw by Spencer, swelled Harvard's total to thirteen. Brown went out in order in the eighth and ninth innings...
Princeton, after failing to score in the seventh and eighth, brought in the much-coveted run in the ninth, on a terrible wild throw by Phillips and a passed ball by Allen...
...Throwing the hammer - Chamberlain, '86; 88 feet, 9 inches. Gibson, '88; 83 feet, 4 inches. On the second throw the handle of the hammer broke and the men only had two throws a piece in consequence...