Word: baseness
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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Earned runs--Second 8, All-Leiter 1. Three-base hits--Milne, Whittemore, Hill. Home runs--Christenson, Clay, G. Putnam. Stolen bases--Winsor, Webb, Smith, Stewart, Jaynes 3, Clay, Keene, G. Putnam 2, Coburn. Bases on balls--By Coburn, 6; by Winsor, 8. Hit by pitched ball--By Winsor, Jaynes. Struck out--By Coburn, 12; by Winsor, 9; by Putnam 2. Wild pitch-- Winsor. Umpire--W. T. Reid...
...game schedule with Dartmouth for Wednesday was prevented by rain. Yale made only six hits off Stevens of Andover and was shut out in seven innings. The outfield played well and Camp and Quinby did good work in the infield. Guernsey, who played third base on account of a slight injury to Brown, was not satisfactory. Cook pitched his first game this season and allowed Andover only two hits. The Brown game was a tie until the fourteenth inning, when Captain Clark made a home run. Every man on the Yale team hit safely, but in the field eight errors...
Earned runs--Harvard 2. Two-base hit--Van Amringe. Sacrifice hits -- Comins, Minton 2. Stolen bases--Story 2, Baldwin, Van Amringe, Smith, Blount, Littlefield, White 2. Double play--Minton to Baldwin. Base on balls--by Clarkson: Littlefield, White 2. Hit by pitched ball--Baldwin. Struck out--by Clarkson, 13; by Alsop, 5. Passed ball--Clark. Time--2h. 30m. Umpire Gruber...
Earned runs--Harvard 3, Columbia 1. Two-base hits--Fincke, Stillman, Southard. Home run--Armstrong. Stolen bases--Loughlin, Kendall, Fincke, Clark 2, Coolidge 3, Wendell 2, Devens 2, Stillman 2, Southard, Kebler. Bases on balls--by Bartow, Coolidge, Devens, Milne. Hit by pitched ball--by McDonald, Armstrong; by Marcus, Kendall, Fincke, Milne; by Bartow, Devens, Stillman. Struck out--by Stillman, Burrell, Burns 2, Marcus, Sales, Milke; by McDonald, Southard, Sales; by Marcus, Kendall; by Bartow, Clark, Devens, Milne. Passed balls--Milne, Kebler 3. Wild pitch--Varney. Time--3h. 20m. Umpire--Murray...
...Second nine was defeated by Groton by the score of 11 to 10. Both teams hit the ball hard, but the fielding on both side was very ragged. Harvard had the game well in hand at the end of the ninth inning when on three wild throws to first base and a combination of errors Groton scored four runs and won the game. Dudley pitched a good game, but received little support. Christenson led the team at the bat with three hits. Innings, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 runs. b.h. e. Groton...