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...fifth Whittemore did the same thing, and in the seventh Highlands might have saved a run if he had thrown a short grounder home instead of fielding the ball to second base. Cook at third covered very little ground and threw to first poorly. With the exception of one wild throw to third Dickinson played his position well and stopped in good form several wild throws. Highlands pitched a good game and held Pennsylvania down well until the eighth inning, when he was batted rather freely. Scannell supported him well and batted better than any one else. Captain Wiggin played...
...large part of the defeat was due to the pitching of Gregory who was weak and wild, and it was owing to Scott's good work behind the bat that Brown did not have a larger score...
...sixth inning Gregory lost his head and a base hit, four bases on balls and a wild pitch brought in three runs. The game was practically won in this inning, but in the next two innings Brown scored four times more, owing to well timed hits and a wild throw over first base on the part of Stevenson, and two errors by Garrison. The score...
...home run-Scott; sacrifice hits-Anderson, F. D. Perkins, Steere; stolen bases, Dean, Scott, Garrison 2, Hamlin, Steere, Gurney; first base on balls-by Gregory 7, by F. D. Perkins 6; first base on errors-Harvard 2, Brown 4; hit by pitched ball-Dean, Anderson, Gurney; passed ball-Green; wild pitch-Gegory; struck out-by Gregory 7, by Perkins 6; double plays-F. D. Perkins, Farnham and Gurney, Gurney and Hancock. Umpire-Murray. Time...
Earned runs-U. of M. 3, Harvard; two-base hit Winslow; home run-Smeltzer; base on balls-by Highlands 1, by Hollister 6; struck out-by Highlands 6, by Hollister 2; passed balls-Scannell 2; wild pitches-Highlands 2, Hollister 1. Time-1h. 50m. Umpires-Murray and Holt...