Word: steals
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...hardly to stir from her tracks except in two instances. The Yale men, however, played a much more wide-awake game than Harvard, and ran bases with plenty of dash. Upton backed up Downer well but was off in his throwing to second, and he allowed men to steal third on him several times Howland's work in center field and Dean's at second deserve especial praise. Mason made two good catches but his other attempts were too much on the grand-stand style, and were very disappointing. Downer pitched well except in the fourth inning, when...
Codman took first on Manley's poor fielding of his grounder, second by a steal and third on Piper's hit past third. A wild pitch sent both runners home. Hallowell scored by a two-bagger, a steal and wild pitch, and Johnson by a base on balls, a steal and Stone's scratch hit. Ninety-three scored again in the next inning, Watters being hit, stealing second and going home when Bates tried to catch him off the base; and scoring by McCoy's error, a steal and Frothingham's hit. Johnson's hit and steal, a passed ball...
...balls, a wild pitch, and a passed ball; Mumford's hit past short brought him home, and the band played "There's no Place Like Home," Mumford stole second and scored on Piper's hit. Luce made a run for ninety-one on a single, a passed ball, a steal and a wild pitch; and in the next inning Lee tied the score on a hit past third, a steal and McGinty's wild throw to catch him at third. In the next a hit and two bases on balls filled the bases; a ball passed Babbitt, and his wild...
...first and Mason was caught off third. Marlborough made another in the last of the same inning by a base on balls, a sacrifice and Hesli's hit. Dean led off the eighth with a home run. Trafford took first on a soratch hit, second on a steal and third on Alward's sacrifice; but Soule hit a liner to second and Trafford was doubled. This ended the run-getting. The score...
...another in the fourth. Two base hits and Luce's wildness account for two runs in the fifth. In the sixth McCoy's scratch hit to right and Nichols' error let in two; in the same inning Nichols scored on McCoy's error, a passed ball, a steal and Luce's hit. In the next the juniors batted out four runs after two were out. After this the spectators left the benches and rattled the teams so that all the rest of the runs were made on errors. The score...