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Team B made a total of nine hits, three by Haydock, and one each by O'Connell, Clark, Hann, Hall, Burr, and Jordan. O'Connell and Jordan each knocked a two-bagger. Team A got only four hits, one each by C.W. Harvey and Crocker, and two by Aronson. Each team made two runs in the first inning, but there was no more scoring until the seventh, when team B got another run, following it in the eighth with three more...
...safe at second when Marshall failed to hold the throw, and came in when Hall dropped a wide throw to first. In the first of the extra innings, team B made two runs with two out. Jordan got his base on balls and came in on Haydock's three-bagger. Haydock scored on Aronson's fumble of a difficult...
...sixth inning that gave Harvard the victory, Aronson crossing the Plate before the left fielder started to throw the ball. The batting of the team as a whole against Gable was light, only four hits being secured. Leonard made two of these, one of them a two-bagger to left. The men hit the ball hard, however, and it was only good fielding on the part of Cornell that prevented more hits. In the fourth Caldwell pulled down Currier's swift liner. The playing of Heilman at shortstop was a feature of the game. He handled four grounders very cleverly...
...score. In the first inning two bases on balls and a sacrifice hit, coupled with some fast running by Leonard and good work by Aronson, put men on second and third, but Lanigan hit to centre for the third out. In the third Leonard knocked a good two-bagger along the left foul line. McCall sacrificed him to third, and Harvey was hit and stole second; but Aronson struck...
...nearly two hours were devoted to batting, first against the machine and the Freshman pitchers, Minot and McKay, and then against Coach Castle and Slater. The batting was excellent, and many good drives were made off Castle and Slater. Aronson secured three good hits, one a long three-bagger to left. Two full teams were formed, one from the regulars and the other from the substitutes. The regulars batted around several times and also ran bases, while the substitutes remained in the field...