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...second, but went out at third. Cook fouled out to the catcher, and the first inning ended with three runs to the good. In the second inning, after Cobb and Bates were out, Dean got his base on balls, stole second, and came in on Hallowell's two bagger to centre. Hallowell got to the plate on a hit by Hovey. Trafford went out on a grounder to the pitcher, and Hovey was left. In the third inning Alward was put out at the plate on the throw in by Heath of Cobbs' hit, and Harvard made no runs...
...first time sent four men to the bat. With one man out Boutelle reached first on Cook's fumble of his grounder, and there remained while Eaton and Thompson went out. Harvard earned another run in this inning on a scratch hit by Alward, and Cook's three-bagger to the fence...
Parks led off for Worcester in the second inning with a two-bagger to left field. Moore was hit by a pitched ball. It looked as if Worcester would score, but Lezott struck out, McGrath fouled out to Trafford, and Hayes went out on an infield grounder. Murphy, who had previously been umpiring, now amiably exchanged places with Sullivan, who had been pitching, and Harvard men went out in one, two, three order...
Harvard made her first run in the third inning, on a wild throw by Long and Hovey's base hit. In the fourth a base on balls, Upton's scratch hit and Cook's sacrifice brought in another. In the fifth Harvard earned a run by Dean's three-bagger to right and Hallowell's hit to the pitcher. In the eighth three bases on balls in succession and an error by Nash let in one more. Our last run was earned in the eighth again by Dean and Hallowell...
...eighth the Worcesters made a run and tied the score. McGrath knocked a grounder to Dean, who fumbled. Bates tried to catch him on first but threw wild and he took third. Then Tabor's two bagger brought him in. Lynch followed with a single and stole second. With two men on bases Bird struck out. O'Brien struck out and Cobb threw the ball quickly to Dean, who retired Lynch. No one was more surprised than the Worcester...