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...tried in the box for the time, and during the first inning he was very unsteady. He went to pieces again in the fourth inning and Dartmouth got a good lead. The batting by Harvard was erratic; the men bunched their hits well, however, especially in the seventh inning, when they developed a batting streak and knocked out nine runs, thus winning the game...
...base on an error, stole second, got third on Downer's sacrifice. and scored on Dean's sacrifice. Downer got his base on fielder's choice, stole second, took third on Dean's sacrifice, and came home on Linn's hit. Codman made another run in the seventh, and Upton's two bagger brought in two tallies in the nineth inning. The score...
...left fielder had fumbled the ball and then thrown it wild to the plate. Stetson and Codman also made hits this inning, and Evans lined out a two-bagger to left field. In the next two innings Harvard did some good batting, and made five more runs. In the seventh and last inning she was white-washed
...White River Miocene of Dakota and Nebraska. The trip to the Wasatch beds of northern Wyoming under Professor Scott in 1884 accomplished little, but in 1885 and 1886, valuable collections were made from the Bridger country and from the little-known vita fountains of northeastern Utah. In 1889 the seventh expedition secured extensive collections from the miocene formations of eastern Oregon...
...yards dash. Owing to the large number of entries heats of four had to be run. The first heat was won by Hawes, second by Wendell, third, tie between Downs and Alward, Alward winning the run off; fourth by Crosby, fifth by Baker, sixth by Andrade, seventh by Hall, eighth, tie between Brown and Rhoades, Rhoades winning the run off ninth and last by Batchelder. In the second round the men ran in threes. The first heat was between Hawes, Wendell and Alward. Hawes and Alward made it a tie, Alward winning the run off. Crosby, Baker and Andrade...