Word: went
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Only a few men accompanied the nine to New Haven on Saturday, but those who did were doubly repaid for their trip. The game opened at 3.40 o'clock with Yale at the bat. Hopkins took his base on Coolidge's fumble and second on a passed ball. Terry went out by Winslow to Smith, and Hopkins took third base. Bremner made a two base hit to centre field, bringing in Hopkins, but was himself cut off trying to reach third base; Souther struck out. For Harvard, Coolidge made a base hit; Baker hit a ground ball to Terry...
...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...
Third inning. Yale went out in order. For Harvard, Nichols struck out and Coolidge went out on a foul fly to Brigham; Baker got his base on balls, but Phillips fouled out to Souther leaving him on first base. In the fourth inning, Yale scored two runs on Terry's hit and Baker's two errors. Stewart made a two-base hit after two men were out, but was left on second. For Harvard, after two men were out, Allen made a base hit and stole second; Smith took his base on balls but Winslow flied out to Brigham, leaving...
...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...
...class races are now over and the old boat-house will present a far less animated appearance than it did before the class crews went out of training. The two crews which are to represent Harvard in inter-collegiate contests, however, will still continue to row; and on this account, the riverside ought not to be entirely deserted by the students for several weeks to come, not till the university and freshman crews have taken their last row on the Charles and are on the way to New London. The staunch supporters of boating and all those at all interested...