Word: wildness
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...base hit, F. Whittemore. Stolen bases, Harvard 5, C. L. S. 4. First base on balls, Harvard 2, C. L. S. 8. Struck out, McAdams, Whiting, Cassatt, Rogers, Rhoades, Goodrich, Roberts. Passed balls, Walker 2, Close 3. Wild pitches, Phelan, Coonley, Moore. Hit by pitched ball, Phelan. Umpires, Doyle and Williams...
...poor balls. After that he showed better control of the ball and pitched brilliantly striking out two of Yale's best basmen when every base was occupied. Princeton failed to get a man past first till the fifth, when Ramsdell secured a base on balls, took second on a wild pitch and third on Trenchard's sacrifice. Two weak hits to the in-field retired the side. Ramsdell worked his way to third again in the seventh on a force out and two steals, but Bowers struck the third man out and retired the side. The star play...
What has become of the wild enthusiasm which was created by Harvard's boating victory? Where are the supporters of the crew? Now that the collectors are on their rounds, they seem to have silently folded their tents and as silently stolen away. The 'varsity crew is almost in rags, Rags I say. There are not two sweaters alike in the whole crew. How can we expect any telling sympathetic vibration when there is no uniformity of appearance. The crew should have better support...
...first was made by Dickinson on an error by Judd. and a couple of singles. Hallowell scored in the third on a hit, a single by Frothingham and a very bad error by McMahon in right field. In the fourth Dickinson scored on a wild throw by Wise and a couple of hits. Cobb scored the last run in the sixth on an error by Hickey and two singles...
...bagger to centre-field, but Lake spoiled '95's chances by the prettiest catch of the game after a long run from left. One, two, three was the order in the eighth. In the ninth Dreyfus hit cleanly to right-centre, and took third on Spalding's wild-throw in an attempt to force him at second on Cassatt's grounder. He tried to score on a short passed ball, by Hollis threw to Spalding and caught him just at the plate. Whiting struck out, and Curtis made a good catch of Walker's fly, in short leftfield...