Word: wente
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Saturday's game was played before a large audience who came in anticipation of a close and exciting game. In this, however they were disappointed, as the contest was very one sided. Dartmouth won the toss and Harvard went to the bat. Coolidge led off with a base hit between third and shortstop. Baker made another, sending him to second base. Phillips followed with a clean hit over McCarthy's head, bringing in Coolidge and sending Baker to second, and both men took another base on the attempt to catch Coolidge at the plate. Tilden took first on seven balls...
...Dartmouth, G. Nettleton opened with a base hit and took second on Tilden's fumble. He went to third on Nichols' balk; Springfield struck out; Hale hit a ground ball to Phillips, and G. Nettleton started home, but Phillips threw to Allen and he turned back. Allen threw back to Phillips, and after a good deal of throwing to and for Phillips threw to Nichols, who touched Nettleton out. Hale took second during this play and went to third on a wild pitch, but Chellis strike out leaving him on base. Second inning. Phillips flied out to Springfield. Tilden made...
Baker to second. Tilden hit a ground ball to pitcher who threw to third base in time to force out Baker. Phillips and Tilden took a base each on a passed ball, but Nichols and LeMoyne went out, leaving them on bases...
...prepared for a final spurt past the crowd of spectators. This time the men in the boat, urged on by the loud cries of their coxswain, fairly made their shell jump through the water, and this exhibition of speed was greeted by nine cheers repeated several times. On they went, still spurting finely, and shooting through the fraw of the bridge below were lost to sight on their way down their river. This latter row was the beginng of a four-mile time pull down to the West Boston bridge. Durthe first minute of this row, the crew pulled...
...left on first base. Harvard failed to score, although Coolidge made a base hit. In the eighth, both nines wentd out in order. McCarthy opened the ninth with a three-base hit and scored on Week's base hit; Weeks stole second. The next two men went out. G. Nettleton hit safely to centre field and Weeks started home, but Nichols made a superb throw from centre field right into Allen's hands, who touched him just before he reached the plate, and ended the game with the score 6 to 1 in Harvard's favor...