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Harvard made four of her runs in the first inning. Cassatt started off with a single, stole second and reached third on a passed ball. Meanwhile Rogers was given a base on balls, stole second and took third on an error by short stop, while Cassatt came home. This same error gave Dreyfus a chance to reach first. Then with Rogers and Dreyfus on bases, McAdams made his home run, adding three more to the score. The fifth run was gotten by a single, a steal, and two errors, while in the next inning McAdams knocked his second home...
Brown's runs were made in the second and fourth innings, the first by a base hit, a steal, and an error by short stop; the second by a hit, followed by errors by left field and short stop...
...seventh and eighth. In the fifth Cook got a run by a fine hit to left field, a wild throw for two bases and a hit by Highlands. In the sixth Dickinson got first on a hit, second on a fumble, stole third and came home on a terrible error by second, of Mason's hit. Upton got a run in the seventh by a fumble of his grounder, steal to second, and Highlands' hit. Hallowell made the fourth run in the eighth by a wild throw by Draper, a steal of second and third and Dickinson...
Harvard played the final game of the Easter trip, on Tuesday with Lehigh, at Bethlehem, beating by a score of 16 to 1. The nine played a much better game than on the day before, and played almost without an error, each man filling his position creditably. The nine was well together on team work, and each man played a hard, steady game. Howe pitched the whole game, and did good work all through. Lehigh got only three single base hits, only two bases on balls, and two bases on hits by pitched balls. Cobb made an excellent showing, throwing...
...game yesterday was a marked improvement over the playing on Saturday. Harvard's fielding was very clean, - the only error which was made being perfectly excusable. Two beautiful catches were made in the outfield by Corbett and Hallowell. What was most encouraging to note was Harvard's strong batting. Not a man struck out, while Frothingham and Upton each made a three base hit. Dickinson scored a very pretty home run. Highlands and Howe were both effective, the former allowing no hits to be made, and the latter only...