Word: thrown
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Hallowell led in the batting. The base running in several instances was bad, as is only too apt to be the case. Once Hallowell made an error in trying to reach third by forcing a throw to second, and was put out. Abbott, also, through bad coaching was thrown out at home for trying too much on his three bagger. Once Sullivan was not on second when badly needed there. Such mistakes should not happen...
...visitors scored in the fifth. Reese reached first on Hapgood's poor throw and went around on hits by Blair and Coogan. Blair was thrown out at the plate, but Coogan scored on a sacrifice and Boswell on a wild pitch. In the ninth, with two out another error by Hapgood let Thomson in with the fourth...
...work of Powers, Exeter's catcher, whom Andover protested was particularly brilliant. Repeatedly he caught men off bases by his quick, accurate throwing. At one time the bases were full with none out. Hapgood allowed himself to be caught napping off first and Trafford was equally slow in being thrown out between third and home and then the batter went out and Harvard failed to score. Harvard put in a substitute team. Corbett caught and Whittemore played short stop. The batting was weak and the playing as a whole decidedly uncreditable. Exeter's run ought not to have been made...
...first in 6 m. 2-5 sec. and by Holmes who came in second. In the second heat were Glenny and Alling of Yale, and Pratt of Harvard. On the last curve of the sixth lap Glenny and Pratt who were riding close together behind Alling, collided and were thrown. Glenny finished the race, but Pratt did not attempt to get on his wheel. The referee decided that all three men should ride in the final heat. In this, Harvard was disappointed, for although on the sixth lap Pratt took the lead he was soon passed by Glenny and Parmelee...
...improved g+++ this spring. O. G. Cartwright '93, Hart '94 S., and C. B. Rice '94 S pretty nearly even in the pole vaul+++ R. Brewster '95 S., will undoubted +++ the two mile bicycle race for Yale,+++ holds the Inter-Collegiate record. W. O Hickok '95 S., has thrown the hammer over 116 feet in practice, and P. T. Stillman '94 S., has also made some long throws. These men, together with A. Brown '96, and D. B. Lyman '95, are entered for the shot, and it is likely that they will win for Yale two or even three places...