Word: pitching
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard secured two runs in the second inning after Highlands had gone out out from pitcher to first. Burgess reached first on Donovan's error, stole second and went to third on a wild pitch. Hayes came to bat after Wrenn had struck out and knocked out a pretty home run over the score board, the first made on the grounds this year...
...game began with a hit by Casey, who was, however, caught in trying to steal second. Gregory then struck out the other two men. For Harvard, Adams hit to Kennedy, who fielded him out at first. Rand got a two-bagger and went to third on a wild pitch but he was left there, as Buckman and Stevenson were both fielded...
Earned runs - Harvard 3, West End 1. - Three-base hits - Buckman. Two-base hits - Rand, Buckman, Burgess, Murphy, Kennedy. Stolen bases - Grant 2. First base on balls - Kennedy, Rand 2, Whittemore 3, Buckman. First base on errors - Harvard 3, West End 3. Passed ball - Casey. Wild pitch - Falls. Struck out - Grant 3, Murphy 2, Roberts 2, Kennedy 2, Gayton 2, Powers 2, Bigelow. Umpire - Ben Cook, Jr. Time...
...fourth two bases on balls, a wild pitch, a passed ball, and a single brought in two runs for Colgate. In the same inning a base on balls, timely hits by Winslow, Rand and Burgess and an error by shortstop of Whittemore's hot drive brought in four more runs for Harvard...
...second, Sockalexis knocked an easy fly to Whittemore, and W. J. Fox and McTigue were both thrown out at first. For Harvard, with two men out, Adams succeeded in reaching second on an error and a wild pitch, but Highlands struck out and Adams was left there...