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...last that will be played before the struggle at Spring field. Only three games remain on the schedule unplayed, and of these one will be played in Andover, and another with Cornell in New York. No game will be played in Cambridge from tomorrow until the seventh of November, the date of the B. A. A. game. It is possible that another game may be arranged after that, but is only a possibility. Although the season is thus early, Harvard men will not have more than three or four further opportunities to watch the play of the eleven before they...
...fumble by Richmond. The next inning Frothingham made a two base hit, stole third and came in on a fumble by Naylor. In the fourth Abbott made a two base hit and came in on Hallowell's two bagger. Harvard was shut out for the next innings. In the seventh Abbott made a three base hit and came in on Frothingham's single. The next inning Harvard made four runs by Trafford. Mason, Abbott and Hallowell, the last three being earned runs. The following is the score by innings. It will be interesting to see that eight of the twelve...
Mason led at the bat for Harvard, besides doing some clever base running. Abbott, who again filled his old position at third, earned his right to second place on the batting order by three singles. Highlands was dropped to seventh place, but, as in the Holy Cross and Brown games, did all his batting at critical moments. In the third he drove in three runs with his three base hit, and scored himself on an error, while in the eighth his double was good for two more. The score...
...second Harvard's lead was increased by one Mason scored on his single, a steal, another single by Hallowell and a passed ball. Then in the sixth and seventh two more runs were made, one of them a home run by Sullivan. Three hits in succession in the ninth by Mason. Hallowell and Highlands and a couple of steals by the first two gave Harvard two more earned runs, leaving the final score 10 to 1 in Harvard's favor...
When Harvard went to the bat in the seventh, the score was 20. With one out, Highlands made first on an error, advanced to second on Hallowell's base on balls, to third on Mason's sacrifice and home on Upton's hit. In the eighth, thanks to Hapgood, the game was won. Cook and Sullivan were on third and second, and there were two men out. It was a trying place for Hapgood, and yet there could not have been a prettier hit than the one he planted between centre and right field...