Word: wadleigh
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Princeton the best fielding, .831. The best fielders in their respective positions were: Pitcher, Harris, Amherst; Catcher, Hubbard, Yale; 1 b., Hopkins, Yale; 2 b., Parker, Dartmouth; 3 b., Harlan, Princeton; s. s., Cushman, Dartmouth; l. f., Clark, Princeton; c. f., Smith, Yale; r. f., Durfee, Brown. Wadleigh, of Princeton, led the batting of the association, with an average of .408 bases. Olmsted, of Harvard, was fourth. Clark, of Princeton, led the fielding, playing six games without an error. Hopkins, of Yale, was second, with an average...
...game in the first inning, securing six runs. Our nine scored three more runs in the fifth and was quickly retired without scoring in the other seven innings. The game after the first inning was well played throughout, and was characterized by good fielding on both sides. Wadleigh and Coolidge made two beautiful one-handed fly catches. The best fielding for Harvard was done by Coolidge, Burt and Crocker, and for Princeton by Schenck and Wadleigh...
...batted and out-fielded. Burt, Coolidge and Olmsted did good work for Harvard, and the two Harlans for the Princeton nine. Ernst and Schenck were very effective. One of the features of the game was the double play of Olmsted and Burt. Burt led the batting for Harvard, and Wadleigh, Moffatt and Ernst for Princeton. The following is the score...
...Wadleigh...
...base hits-Wadleigh (2). Home run-Coolidge. First base on balls-Harvards, 2; Princetons, 2. Struck out-Harvards, 8; Princetons, 2. Passed balls-Schenck, 1; Holt, 1. Wild pitches-Bean, 1. Time-2h. 10m. Umpire-Mr. Kelly of New York...