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...three, order. Odell made a hit in the fifth inning, but was left on second. Harvard was again kept from scoring in the fifth inning. In the sixth inning Allen made a hit, but was forced out at third while Yale was again unable to score. In the seventh and eighth but one man reached first for Harvard. Marley made a hit in the seventh inning, but was put out at second. In the eighth inning Yale went out again in one, two, three, order. In the ninth inning Yale made five runs. Lang got his base on balls, went...
...declared out for obstructing the catcher. (See Spaulding's Base-Ball Guide for 1880, p. 113). This decision gave Ayer his second and let in G. P. Merrill who was on second. Ayer was brought in on a base hit by Richardson. The next poor decision was in the seventh inning. With F. S. Hall on second and one man out, Ayer knocked a short liner to Coolidge, who caught it on the fly about six inches from the ground and touched his base, thus putting out Hall who had started for third. Quinn, however, decided that...
...soon after. Jones hit hard by second base, took second on McKee's put out, Baker to Smith, went to third on Child's hit to left and stayed there as Souther flied out to Nichols at centre field. After this Yale did not reach second base until the seventh inning, when Carpenter was left on third. Griggs in the second and Jones and Hopkins in the third tried to steal second, but were promptly thrown out by Allen. Of Harvard's work at the bat there is little to be said. Smith and Crocker were the only...
...seventh nine of the Hasty Pudding Club from '84 are as follows: Bliss, Wells, Underwood, Dickinson, Noble, Bacon, O. J. Lawrence, C. B. Davis, Spelman...
...President has appointed Judge William S. Woods judge of the seventh district (Indiana), to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge Gresham, now Postmaster-General...