Word: wente
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...second game with the Yale freshmen on Jarvis field on Saturday. In view of Yale's victory at New Haven, the result of Saturday's game was a most agreeable surprise to the whole college. The game was called at 3 o'clock with Yale at the bat. Bremner went out on a fly to Nichols, Lang followed on a foul bound to Allen, Brigham made a base hit but was thrown out at second by Allen. Allen went out on a foul fly to Dutcher. Nichols hit hard for two bases, but was left on second, Smith going...
Kimball led off with a hit and at once went to second on Phillips' hit. Edgerly hit a grounder to Dutcher, who threw wild over first, Kimball and Phillips scoring and Edgerly going to third and scoring on Bruner's hit. Bruner went to second on a passed ball and scored. Collins went out on a foul fly to Bremner. Allen got his base on an attempted put out, stole second and scored on Nichols' hit. Nichols went to second, Smith got his base on Dutcher's error, and both scored on Lang's error. Chamberlain hit to third...
Harvard made five runs in the sixth inning by heavy batting, assisted by errors. Smith went out on a fly to Stewart. Chamberlain hit for two bags and went to third on Kimball's hit. Kimball stole second and both men scored on Phillips' three bagger. Edgerly made a two base hit, on which Phillips came home. Bruner went out on a foul fly to Odell. Edgerly stole third and scored on a wild pitch. Collins reached first on Stewart's muff of Odell's throw, stole second and went to third on a passed ball. Allen hit to Oliver...
...Harvard made three runs in the eighth inning. Phillips fouled out. Edgerly hit safely and Bruner took his base on balls, Edgerly going to second; both men were advanced one base on a wild pitch. Collins hit to Oliver who put Bruner out at third. Edgerly scored and Collins went to second. Allen got his base on an attempted put-out and both men scored on a wild pitch, Nichols took his base on balls and Smith went out at first assisted by Oliver...
...scraping together in his memory the various Irish agitators of whom he had expressed an unfavorable opinion, for the purpose of having them bound over to keep the peace; also, he was about to order a coffin immediately, in which to keep the pieces when the machine went off. The student, when the man had got far enough along in his story to propose a visit to the nearest life insurance office, remarked that there was only one explanation for the curious phenomenon - his chum kept a dog which was in the habit of laying in the corner...