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Harvard now proceeded to win the game. Foster took first on Blossom's error. Winslow hit for two bases, bringing in Foster. Beaman sent Winslow over the plate by a safe hit, and scored on Tilden's splendid home run. Nichols, Willard and Smith struck out, but Allen in the interim secured a run on a hit, a steal, a passed ball and a wild pitch. While Bickham, Clark and Shaw were going out on strikes, Reynolds crossed the plate by the aid of a hit, an error, a daring steal and a wild throw. Score...
...ninth inning Harvard duplicated its score of the seventh. Nichols went to first on a dropped third strike, and scored on a wild pitch, a dropped fly, and a passed ball. Willard hit a long fly to Reynolds, who dropped it, allowing him to reach second; a passed ball sent him to third. Allen hit safely, bringing in Willard, went to second, third, and home, on an error by Clark and two passed balls. Smith got his base on balls, and scored on passed balls, a wild throw and a hit. Wiestling hit safely, and went the round...
...subjects offered for the senior forensic examination must be handed to the instructor, or sent to him by mail, on or before Thursday, May 28. The list of four topics must be clearly written on one side of a card of the size of a postal card, and signed with the name of the student offering the list. It must be clearly understood that no lists can be received by the instructor on the examination day, but that all lists must be presented by Thursday, to give time for scrutiny and, if necessary, for correction of the lists. As ample...
...right field; the ball rolled over the brink of the hill before Winslow could get his hands on it, and so Stuart ran home. After this Nichols pitched very effectively, the Amherst men making but three hits the rest of the game, though a number of long flies were sent to the outfielders...
...twenty minutes past Mr. Paton, the referee, placed the ball between the crosses of Hood and Dick Hodge and called play. Hood was successful in getting the ball and sent it at once towards the Princeton goal. Back it came in a few minutes, and the Harvard defence showed their mettle by the skilfull way in which they got the ball when it came near their goal and sent it flying back with well directed long throws, while their Princeton opponents thwacked ineffectually at their arms and sticks. The Harvard homes had several good chances to score, as they also...