Word: pitching
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...playing of the Harvard team was almost perfect; no errors were made, almost every opportunity was accepted, every man made a hit, no one struck out, and only one hit was made off Paine. Neither catcher had a passed ball, and neither pitcher made a wild pitch or hit a batter...
...Harvard sent up here today to avenge her defeat at Cambridge, and did it by the score of 9 to 5. The home team could not hit either Paine or Cozzens advantageously, but won the game on bases on balls and errors by the visitors at opportune times. Paine pitched six innings and was then succeeded by Cozzens, who gave five bases on balls in three innings and made a wild pitch. The score follows...
...Donnell started to pitch for Pennsylvania, but he was batted hard, and in the fifth inning his place was taken by Wunder, who did well until the eighth, inning, when Harvard scored three runs...
...base hit-Burgess. Three-base hit-Blakeley. Home runs-Haughton, Holloway. Sacrifice hit-Voight. First base on balls-Dean, Clarkson, Paine 2, Rand, Wunder. Struck out-Jackson 3, Scannell, Wilhelm 2, Paine, O'Donnell, Wunder 2 Holloway, Middleton. Double play-Holloway and Wilhelm. Wild pitch-Paine. Umpire, Henderson...
...visitors without a hit until the seventh inning when his arm gave out and Harvard piled up four runs before he was taken out of the box and Mellor put in. After the game it was found that Summersgill had sprained his arm and will not be able to pitch for some time, thus throwing the bulk of the work on Brady. Brown's only run was made on a fumble...