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...second inning Yale retired in order. For Harvard, LeMoyne made a base hit; Tilden went out on a fly to McKee, sending LeMoyne to second. Allen took first base on a wild throw by Hopkins and he and LeMoyne took second and third respectively on Souther's wild throw. There now seemed to be a good chance for Harvard to score, but Smith and Winslow struck out, leaving the two men on bases...
...base hit and stole second; Smith took his base on balls but Winslow flied out to Brigham, leaving two men on bases. Score, Yale 3, Harvard 0. In the fifth inning, with one man out, Oliver made a two-base hit, but Hopkins and Terry flied out to Tilden and LeMoyne respectively, and he was left on second. Harvard went out in order...
Sixth inning. Yale earned two runs on hits by Bremner, Souther and Booth, making the score 5 to 0 against us. For Harvard, Phillips took three bases on Booth's wild throw, LeMoyne reached first on balls, and Tilden made a beautiful two-base hit, bringing in the first two runs for Harvard. The next three men, however, went out in order, leaving Tilden on second base. Score, Yale 5, Harvard...
...five errors. They blanked Andover in every inning but the fifth, when Andover succeeded in earning two runs. The runs for Harvard were wade mostly in the third and fifth innings, when the men seemed to fathom Vinton's curves, and regular streaks of batting ensued. For Harvard, Tilden, LeMoyne, Baker and Coolidge, led at the bat, and Nichols, Coolidgeidge and Smith in fielding. Noyes batted well for Andover, and Stearns, Beckwith and Vinton led in the field. The pitching of Nichols was very steady and effective, ten men being struck out and but six hits being made...
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