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...ball over the right field fence into a horse and carrage. This was good for three bases. Dean scored on an error by Ganzel, who felt so sure of putting out Hallowell at first that he played with the ball and dropped it. Hallowell was caught in an attempt to steal second and this ended the inning...
...fourth and fifth innings neither side scored. In the sixth Kirmis and Brodie each got a base on balls. Kirmis went out on an attempt to steal third, but Brodie reached the plate on a wild throw of Upton's to Trafford. Hovey gathered in Stovey's hard hit very prettily, and then threw needlessly wild to first, and Stovey reached third. A sacrifice by Sullivan brought him in. Quinn made first on a hard hit to Dean and reached home on a piece of bad fielding by Frothingham. Lowe flied out to Hovey. For Harvard Hallowell got a life...
Boston made two runs in the first inning. Long got his base on balls; Brodie got his base on an error by Hovey and stole second, Long having taken third. On Stovey's grounder an unsuccessful attempt to put Long out at the plate was make, Brodie taking third on the play. Sullivan flied out to Hallowell. Quinn made a base hit on which Brodie scored. Ganzel was out, Dean to Trafford and Lowe struck...
...Harvard, Dean got his base on balls and at once stole second by a pretty slide. Hallowell made a beautiful sacrifice, with a slow grounder to Ganzel, sending Dean to third. Hovey made a base hit on which Dean scored. Hovey was out, Lake to Long, on an attempt to steal second. Trafford made a hit and went to second on Frothingham's base on balls. Dickinson knocked a long fly between left and centre which both men ran for and Sullivan finally muffed, letting Trafford home...
...struggle between France and Germany is one of democratic with monarchical principles. Bismarck did not attempt a reconciliation which he knew to be impossible. The French will never be reconciled to a separation with Alsace-Lorraine, for that would mean a recognition of the monarchical form of government over French subjects. The visit of the empress Friedrick to Paris was marked by respect on the part of the French. But when it appeared that this visit was merely to give Wilhelm a chance to say, "There you see reconciliation," Frenchmen said, "No, we will not have reconciliation...