Word: shortstop
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...Harvey, '93 (age 22), shortstop, has worked up from the infield. He is not quite so brilliant and steady as Norton in his playing...
...championship for Yale in 1890 by excellent catches in centrefield in the deciding Harvard and Princeton games. At one time he had to give up the position of shortstop, which he played for two seasons, because of no available candidate for third base...
...first two innings C. L. S. scored six runs while the freshmen were shut out. But for the next five innings Cambridge could not score while the freshmen pulled up little by little by steady batting. Bigelow played left field with Dreyfus at centre and Wadsworth at shortstop. The features of the game were Moore's home run, and the heavy batting of Bigelow, Wadsworth, Cassatt, and F. Whittemore...
Bowers, Ridgeway, Grey and Davis, pitchers; Cole and Jackson, catchers; Carter, first base; Hall or Harvey, second base; Murphy, shortstop; L. Bliss or Norton, third base; and Case, F. Rustin and Howlett, fielders...
...balls, but was called out at second on a questionable decision. Hallowell struck out. Hovey hit a grounder to Sullivan, who threw wild to first. Hovey stole second and Trafford got a base on balls. Frothingham advanced both men by a single to right. Alward hit sharply to shortstop, who let the ball go through his legs, and Hovey and Trafford came home. Cook was hit by a pitched ball and took first. With the bases full, Upton struck out. After this inning, only one Harvard man reached second. In the fifth inning Trafford hit a long fly to left...