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Harvard played by no means a bad game in the field, and she batted well, but neither Downer nor Bates were very effective, and they were unable to keep their opponents down at critical moments. Each did about equally good work, both giving three bases on balls, and each being hit heavily in one inning. Harvard batted well, and Howland especially distinguished himself, making four hits with a total of five in four times...
...second on Mason's single, third and home on two errors by the catcher. Mason made a single and came in on errors. Frothing ham got first on an error, and reached second and third on the errors that brought in Mason, and came in on Linn's hit. Downer got his base on an attempt to put out Upton, stole second and came in on Linn's hit. Linn took second on the throw in, third on an error, and home on Trafford's hit. Howland got his base on balls, stole second, took third on Trafford...
...Magill hit safely, took third on Dowd's two bagger and home on Hovey's three-bagger. Dowd came in on Hovey's hit. Woodcock got his base on an attempt to put out Hovey at the plate, stole second, got third on Frothingham's error, and home on Downer's wild pitch...
...Downer...
Earned runs, Harvard 2; base on balls, Trafford, Alward, Upton, Frothingham, Rock, Gorman (2), Laverty, Salmon; base on errors, Harvard 6, Marlboro 2; struck out, Linn, Williams, Rock(3), Heslin, Gorman, Laverty (2), Quinlan, Fitz (2), Goggins(3), Salmon(2); passed balls, Quinlan 2; wild pitches, Downer, Salmon; double play, Alward Frothingham; time 1h.50m.; umpire, Bond...