Word: dean
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...coaching, which was poor, especially when a runner was on third. Downer, although deserving much praise for his steadiness in the latter part of the game, was very wild in the beginning, and gave Yale several unearned runs outright. The batting of Howland and Linn was noteworthy, and Dean's home run won the game...
...base on balls, and took second on the hit of Dalzell. Both were advanced a base on the attempt to put Calhoun out at the plate, and they came in on Poole's lucky double to left. McClung's sacrifice advanced Poole to third, and he scored on Dean's fumble of Cushing's grounder. The latter was thrown out at second...
...batting. The men are all in excellent condition for today's game and ought to give a good account of themselves. Captain Linn could not give definitely the batting order of the nine because he is thinking of making a change. The order will probably be as follows however: Dean ss., Linn rf., Howland cf., Trafford 1b., Alward 3b., Upton c., Mason lf., Frothingham 2b., Downer...
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Earned runs, Harvard 7; two base hit, Dean; three base hit. Upton; home run, Mason; base on balls, Dean (2), Howland, Upton, Rocke(2); base on errors, Harvard 4; struck out, Howland, Trafford, Williams, Heslin, Gorman, McLaughlin, Dorgan, Loobey; double plays, Alward-Trafford-Frothingham, Loobey-Heslin; left on bases, Harvard 6, Marlboro 2; umpire Bond; time...