Word: fifth
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...good all-round game. He made three runs and gatheredy in four flies. A. V. Galbraith was steady and effective in the bo; he gave only one base on balls and never allowed his opponents to bunch their hits. Ennis, the West Point pitcher, went to pieces in the fifth inning, giving three bases on balls. The 'Varsity had intended to take Maguire to Ithaca but decided not to at the last moment...
Inability to bunch hits was the cause of Harvard's defeat. In the fifth and eighth innings with men on bases, hits would have brought in runs, but Bole and and Blair both proved most effective at such critical times...
...fifth lecture in the William Belden Noble Series was delivered in Appleton Chapel last evening by the Rev. Henry van Dyke, D. D., of New York. Dr. van Dyke's subject was "Christ's Mission to the Inner Man," and the keynote of the lecture was an appeal to discard the dogmatic and superficial view of Christ's life and teaching...
...close seven-inning game, by the score of 5 to 1. Hopkinson led by a single run, made at the beginning of the game, up to the fourth inning, when Jaynes made a two-base hit and scored through Clark's passed ball and error. In the fifth inning, the Freshmen scored three more runs, two of which were forced in, and in the sixth inning, one run on a passed ball...
...fielding of the Freshman nine was a decided improvement over their recent work. Only two errors were made, and one of those was excusable. A neat double play was made in the first inning by Putnam, Hall and Milne. In the fifth inning, Cropley made a pretty catch, and McDonald fielded a rather difficult liner. Putnam, who was tried at second base, covered his position in good style, having one assist and seven put-outs to his credit...