Word: wiggin
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Captain Wiggin we have nothing but words of praise. He has not only improved his batting, and adopted himself to a new position, but he has developed the material and handled the team in a thoroughly creaditable fashion...
...Winslow, played a good fielding game. Cook picked the ball up beautifully. His two errors were due evidently to his ambitiousness to get the ball over to first quickly. Whittemore played his usual steady game and distinguished himself by his catch of Stephenson's liner in the first inning. Wiggin played a great game in centre; a prettier throw than that by which he caught Reddington at the plate has not been seen on Holmes field for some time. Highlands pitched a fine game but made one wretched throw in the third inning...
...second inning was a short one. Speer flied out to Wiggin, Greenway hit a grounder to Cook which the latter handled very prettily and Reddington sent up a pop fly to Dickinson. In the second half of the inning Wiggin struck out. Winslow got his base on balls but was forced at second by Highland's grounder. Beale closed the inning by striking...
Harvard-Whittemore, 2b; Cook, 3b; Dickinson, 1b; Corbett, l.f.; Scannell, c.; Wiggin, c.f.; Winslow, s.s.; Highlands or Paine, p.; Beale...
Earned runs-Harvard 4; bases on balls-Whittemore 2, Cook, Stevenson, Wiggin, Winslow 2, C. J. Paine, Smith, Maroney, Haskell; struck out, R. E. Paine 2, Highlands, Locke, Smith; double plays -Whittemore and Dickinson; passed ball-Scannell, Corbett. Umpires-Creamer and Murray...