Word: throws
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Brown came first to the bat, and Tenny led off with a short bunt, which Highlands could not get in time to field. He took second on Sexton's sacrifice, third on Hovey's fumble. Hovey retrieved himself, by a beautiful throw to the plate to cut off Sexton, who went in on Week's hit. For Harvard, Mason got out on a grounder to Steere. Hallowell got a pretty hit by Steere to left field, and stole second. Frothingham got a hit which sent Hallowell to third, while he took second on the throw. Here the men were left...
...second inning was Brown's. Jones took first on Dickinson's fumble, second on a wild throw, and third on Cooke's hit. Cooke took second on the throw. McLane brought both men in on his hit which went through Frothingham, and Cooksecond on the attempt to catch Cooke. A passed ball brought him in. George flied out to Corbett and Tenney struck out. Sexton got his base on balls and second on Steere's hit. He tried for third, but did not count on Corbett's beautiful throw and was put out at third...
Harvard also scored three runs in the second. Dickinson took first on Steere's error and second on a passed ball. Trafford brought him in with a clean single to centre field, and took second on the throw. Corbett brought him in but was thrown out at second on Highland's hit. The latter took second on Sexton's inexcusable error and scored on Frothingham's timely single to right field. Hovey flied out for the third...
...half mile run. Spencer won this event in 2 in. 4 4-5 secs. S. H. Evins, L. S., captured three prizes, one second and two thirds. He won second in the shot putting contest with a put of 40 ft. 10 1-2 in., third in throwing the 16 pound hammer with a throw of 101 ft. 9 in., and third in throwing the 56 pound weight with a hurl...
...record was broken in throwing the hammer by J. F. Driscoll, who threw 91 feet 4 inches, the previous record being 88 feet, 8 1-2 inches. H. S. Russell, Hopkinson's, came second with a throw of ninety feet, 11 1-2 inches, and J. Shea, Hopkinson's, third...