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...seventh the Ninety-three team seemed to be the stronger. After an earned run in the first for Ninety-two, '93 scored three runs by an error, three steals and two base hits, then adding one at a time she raised her tally to five, at the same time shutting out her opponents for five innings...
...seventh the senior nine, aided by Ninety-three's careless work, brought in a run, while in the next inning the seniors' hopes were considerably raised, as, one by one, their men crossed the plate until the score was tied. Ninety-three then came to the bat, but Jameson and Stubbs both struck out. Merriam's base hit again raised their courage. He stole second and came in on Conro's hit, who scored in a similar way by Collamore's hit and the juniors again...
...Gale now took Mackie's place in the box and struck out the first man that came to the bat. The second was given a base on balls, but was thrown out prettily in trying to steal second, and the third man met the same fate. In the seventh Ninety-four failed to score. Ninety-five added one and with three men on bases and one out, Gillmore and Whiting both struck out and the best chance to win the game was gone. Neither side succeeded in altering the score in the eighth, but in the ninth it seemed...
...seventh, Princeton again took the cue and went out in the same way. Then came the inning which settled the game for Princeton. Mason stood up, lined out a two bagger to left field, and then stole second. Hallowell sacrificed on a grounder to Young. Frothingham brought in Mason, on a single and stole second. Hovey brought him in on a beautiful two bagger to left field. Dickinson got out on a grounder to Brooks. Then Young became frightened, and Corbett helped him out with a home run, bringing in Hovey. This completely upset the Princeton nine, and Brooks gave...
...sixth Cornell got two men on bases but Bates pitched finely and struck out two men, leaving the two on bases. In the seventh Calthorpe got first on an error by Hovey, and in trying to make second, was put out by a most fortunate play. Mason threw way over Frothingham's head, but Frothingham jumped and got it in one hand, touching the man as he dropped. After this the men went out in one, two, three order for the rest of the game...