Word: eighth
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...ZOOLOGICAL CLUB.--"The Eighth International Zoological Congress at Graz. A Bermuda Tunicate and its Reactions to Various Stimuli." Professor Mark and Mr. E. C. Day. Zoological Laboratory, 4th floor, Room...
...balls, stole second, and scored on Young's hit to left field. Young then went to second on a fielder's choice, scoring later on Twitchell's error. In the next inning, Blair was passed, Kennedy singled and Babson brought Blair home on another single. Lowrey, in the eighth inning, reached third through a combination of errors, scoring later on Blair...
...runs through errors, and in the sixth inning, the score was tied by McLaughlin's home run with one man on base. However, team A got three runs in the next two innings through the hits made by Tomes, Twitchell, and Paul. The following inning, the eighth, team B got three hits and three bases on balls, thereby scoring five times; while in the second half of this inning, team A tied the score through errors. The winning run was made in the eleventh inning. Bartlett passed two men, and Tomes made a clean hit to centre field, bringing...
After this Harvard did not get a man past second again until the eighth inning. Then McLaughlin hit a grounder near first base, and Litchfield, who covered the bag, failed to hold the throw from Fox. McLaughlin stole second and on Babson's fly to Pratt he reached third. Hicks's Texas leaguer over second allowed him to score...
Exeter got a man around to third in the sixth inning with one out, but Hicks prevented a score by steady pitching. In the eighth Litchfield was given a base on balls and went to second on Wingate's liner near third base. Rogers's failure to throw the ball when it was sent to second to catch Wingate stealing, allowed Litchfield to reach third, but he was caught at the plate on a quick throw by Marshall. The decision of the umpire on this play was a questionable...