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...very cold and good ball playing could not be expected. In the second inning Ninety-one took the lead and kept it to the end. The senior team was changed from the last game and evidently to advantage. The features of the game were the double play in the seventh inning and Wrenn's pretty running catch in the third. Mason batted well...
...very much felt. There was a good deal of batting and the freshmen ran bases well. Gilmore's arm prevented him from throwing to bases, and this handicapped the sophomore nine considerably. Merriam's poor judgment added to bad coaching was rather disastrous to his team in the seventh inning. Neither of the pitchers were as effective as last time but Minton fielded his position well...
...came home on Hallowell's hit. In the fourth a three bagger by Bates and singles by Dean, Hallowell, Hovey and Trafford, with Frothingham's second sacrifice, brought in four more earned runs. Aided by Williams' errors, three more runs were made in the fifth, and two in the seventh...
Harvard's runs were made in the second, sixth and seventh. In the second, Trafford and Alward scored on a hit, two sacrifices, three stolen bases, and a wild throw. In the sixth, with two men out Hovey made a fine three bagger to left. Trafford made a scratch hit which brought Hovey in. He himself came home on a stolen base, an error by Ferguson, and a wild throw by Joyce. The last run was made in the seventh by Mason. He got a base on balls, stole second came in on Ferguson's fumble of Howe...
...seventh Baehr got to first on another fumble by Cook but was forced out at second. For Harvard Cook got his base on balls, took second on a wild pitch, and third on Cobb's sacrifice. Bates knocked a grounder to Eaton, who threw Cook out at the plate. Bates stole second, where he was shortly after caught. In the eighth no Dartmouth man reached second, and Harvard went out in one, two, three order...