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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yale was first at the bat. Stagg got first on Frothingham's fumble, but was thrown out at second. Calhoun got his base on balls, stole second, and scored on Dalzell's single. McBride got his base on balls, and took second on the hit of Dalzell. Both were advanced a base on the attempt to put Calhoun out at the plate, and they came in on Poole's lucky double to left. McClung's sacrifice advanced Poole to third, and he scored on Dean's fumble of Cushing's grounder. The latter was thrown out at second...
...centre, who muffed. Dean stole second and scored on Linn's hit to right. Poole dropped the ball at the plate and Linn took second. McBride threw wildly across the diamond, and Linn reached home. Howland was out, Stagg to McBride. Trafford made a hit to left, and was thrown out at second on Alward's grounder. Alward took second and third on a wild pitch, and home on McBride's muff of McClung's throw. Upton reached first on the error, but was left, Mason flying out to left...
Second inning: McClintock got his base on balls, second on Owsley's hit, third on a passed ball, and was thrown out by Downer at the plate. Owsley hitting safely, got to second on the passed ball, third on Calhoun's grounder, and home on McBride's single to left. Stagg was caught at third by Upton, and Calhoun was forced out at the plate. Frothingham and Downer hit safely, but Dean struck out, and a double play on Linn's fly to right retired the side...
...third and fourth Yale went out in order. In the third Howland hit to left, stole second, took third on a wild pitch, and scored on Calhoun's muff of a thrown ball. Trafford struck out. Alward got his base on balls, stole second, took third on Calhoun's error, and home on short's fumble of Downer's grounder. Mason struck out and Dear flied out to left...
Everything is now completed in the Cary Gymnasium, but the time remaining is so short that it will probably not be thrown open until next Fall. There are about one hundred lockers in all, a part being on the first floor near the base ball cage, and the remainder on the second floor. On the top floor is a small room containing a large closet fitted up with numerous pegs, which are to be used for drying purposes, open to all. Connecting with the three floors is a dumb waiter, running up from the bath-rooms on the first floor...