Word: well
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...great deal of credit for the good showing belongs to Fitz, who pitched remarkably well. He struck out ten men and allowed only six scattered hits. With men on bases he always managed to rise to the emergency. Another feature of the game was Scannell's batting. Out of four times at the bat he made three hits, one a double...
...contrast to '98's beautiful fielding game, '97 played wretchedly. Both nines batted well, but here '97 was much the stronger, getting thirteen hits to '98's seven, five of which were made in the first inning. Most of '98's runs outside of the first inning were made on bases on balls and errors. The best individual playing for '98 was done by Edmunds and Haskell, although Hayes pitched a steady game, striking out ten men. Field led the batting list for both teams with two singles and a triple. The star play of the day was a beautiful...
ANYONE intending going to Poughkeepsie to witness the boat races June 25 will do well to consult the Boston and Albany Railroad's time table. Tickets for the round trip $6.50. See their ad. in another column...
...pitchers were very effective. Hayes, barring a little wildness at the start, pitched strongly throughout and in the last inning showed great steadiness at a critical point. Harris showed up well in the short time he pitched and struck out six men in the last three innings. Outside of the batteries, the best work was done for Ninety-seven by Warren, while for Ninety-eight Vincent was very active at the bat and on the bases although his fielding was rather ragged. Edmunds was responsible for a pretty double play at an opportune time in the second...
...beginning of the ninth, Ninety-seven made a very pucky rally. Garrison made a two-base hit, Warren followed with a single and Garrison scored on Vincent's error of Harris's hit. With men on second and third and none out, Hayes settled down and pitched extremely well. Field flied out and Scott would have been out but for Brown's muff of his third strike. On this play, Brown threw poorly to first, letting in another run. Hayes then struck out Sullivan and the last man was retired on an easy hit to third...