Word: woodcock
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Woodcock...
...team in the field and several balls were knocked out that were hard to get. They were all fielded, not only cleanly, but quickly and prettily. Hovey in particular played a remarkable game at short stop. In the fifth inning, with one man out and Mendenhall on first base, Woodcock hit a hard grounder to short. Hovey's quickness and sureness in doubling up Mendenhall and Woodcock were admirable. At the bat also our men did excellent work. Woodcock pitched a good game, but did not prove nearly as much of a puzzle as the week before. Few more hits...
Brown made her run in the first inning. Woodcock was the first man at the bat. He knocked a fly to the out-skirts of centre field. It hit the side of a church and he took second amidst wild enthusiasm. Sexton sacrificed and Jones brought Woodcock home by a safe ground hit. This was the end of Brown's scoring...
...base hit. Cobb had meanwhile got to first on the put out of Frothingham, and to second on the attempted put out. He also came in on Soule's hit. In the fourth Alward made a run on a two base hit to the church, an error by Woodcock, and Bates' hit. Mason got first on Woodcock's error, stole second, and he also came home on Bates' timely hit. Bates made Harvard's last run on a hit, an attempted put out, a steal, and Steere's error...
Earned runs, Brown 4. Home run, Woodcock. First base on balls, Tenney, Messer, Weeks (2), Cook, Upton, Bates. First base on errors, Brown 2, Harvard 3. Struck out, Tenney, Magill, Thurston (3), Steere (2), Dean, Hallowell (2), Trafford, Alward, Cook (2), Upton, Bates. Stolen bases, Woodcock, Tenney, Messer, Steere, Mendenhall (2), Dean (2), Hallowell, Hovey, Trafford, Frothingham, Alward (2), Cook, Bates. Wild pitches, Bates, Howe (2), Woodcock. Out on bases, Brown 3, Harvard 2. Left on bases, Brown 6, Harvard 9. Time, 2 h. 10 m. Umpires, A. Clarkson and Hunt...