Word: pitching
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...four. Of these four games three were played before some of the regular team were allowed to play on account of their studies. The nine has been somewhat handicapped by a lack of pitchers, and it was necessary in several of the games for one of the outfielders to pitch. J. Galbraith was in the box for eleven games, eight of which...
...Three-base hit-Hirsch. Sacrifice hit-Eliason. Stolen bases-Brown, Robertson, Jaynes, Cropley, Whittemore, MacDonald. First base on balls-off MacDonald: Irwin, Clark; off Stickney: Putnam, Milne, Jaynes, Whittemore, Kendall, MacDonald 2. Struck out-by MacDonald: Twining 3; by Stickney: Putnam, Kendall 2. Double play-Fincke and Clark. Wild pitch-MacDonald. Hit by pitched ball-Stickeny 2, Jaynes, Cropley, Kendall 2. Time-2h. 10m. Umpire-Murray...
Earned run-Harvard. Two-base hit-Huston. Three-base hit-Robinson (Harvard). Stolen bases-Rand 2, Wilhelm. First base on balls-Haughton, McCornick, Frazier, Wilhelm 3, Robinson. Double play-Rand and Haughton. Passed ball-Reid. Wild pitch-Dickson. Hit by pitched ball-Huston. Time-2h. 20m. Umpire-Henderson...
Ninety-nine in the next inning seemed to hit Ely at will scoring five runs in all. Vincent then went in to pitch and Abbott was put at third in his place...
...thing was evident on Saturday, that the Harvard team were one and all tuned up to the highest pitch of excellence. After the experience of a year ago this is especially gratifying, and bears witness to careful and intelligent training. Not only is the conservative policy adopted this year at the outset in regard to competition in indoor meetings now justified, but the measure of giving a lay off at the beginning of the outdoor season, proved a wise one. Further ground for congratulation is Harvard's good showing in the field events, where points were gained which made...