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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...winners of the matches, and their scores out of twenty birds are as follows: Match A-Green, 18; McKay, 17. Match B-Greene, 15; McKay, 15; Quinlan, 14. In the shoot off, McKay beat Greene, winning first place...
...number of hits-twenty-one with a total of thirty. Smith played the best game for '89 and saved many runs by stopping hard balls, and gained numerous bases by good sliding. Codman did good work with the bat getting five for ten, six times at the bat. The first inning '90 got only one run, '89 came in and made four runs after two men were out, so that '89 appeared to have the advantage. But '90 in the second made five, and after that had the entire game. A home run was made on both sides...
...tenth inning Mumford, Dean and Willard made a pretty double play, and in the eleventh Williams made a beautiful throw from left field to first base and caught Piper. Howland made a fine fly catch in the eighth. The score...
Earned runs, Wilkesbarre 4, Harvard 5; two base hits, Henshaw; three base hits, Cummings, Pettit, Willard; home run, O'Brien; first base on balls, by Wheeler 1, by Downer 4; first base on errors, Wilkesbarre 5, Harvard 5; struck out, Wilkesbarre 7, Harvard 5, stolen bases, Wilkesbarre 3, Harvard 4; passed balls, Henshaw 1; wild pitches, Downer 3; double plays, Mumford, Dean, Willard, Williams and Flanagan; flies caught, Wilkesbarre 11, Harvard 7; fouls caught, Wilkesbarre 1; out on bases, Wilkesbarre 4, Harvard 3: left bases, Wilkesbarre 5, Harvard 8; time, 2 hours, 30 minutes; umpire, Quinn...
Half-mile run-E. B. Hinckley '89, time 2 minutes, 3 seconds; E. P. Holton '90, second by two inches. The finish was very exciting. Hinckley ran the first quarter in 58 seconds, taking a lead of twenty yards, but on the home stretch he tired badly, and Holton would have beaten him out in two strides further...