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...second in the third, where he was left. For Harvard in the third, three men got their base, and then were left by poor batting. In the fourth, Highlands got a pretty base hit to centre field, got to second and third on a wild throw, and scored on a wild pitch...
...pretty race from the Harvard Bridge down to the finish. The crowds along the wall and on the bridge cheered strongly, while the sophomore sympathizers on the grand stand, nearly went wild with joy when Ninety-four was seen to lead by a length. Both juniors and seniors now began to quicken their stroke perceptibly and the freshmen for a while showed a tendency to jab at the water, causing more or less splash, but soon recovered themselves. When the crews reached the stake boat, half way from the bridge to the Union Club, Ninety-two, Ninety-three and Ninety...
Holy Cross was first at the bat. O'Neil got a run on a base on balls, a steal and a wild pitch. Stafford got a run in the fourth on a missed third strike, a base on balls to Lowney, a steal and a sacrifice. In the sixth, Harvard was confused, and let in three runs on errors, bases on balls, wild pitches, etc. Two more were added in the next inning, by a couple of bases on balls, and a timely single to left field...
...Highlands, Cook, O'Neil (3), Lowney, Stafford (2). Sacrifice hits, Hovey, Dickinson, Lowney and O'Donnell. First base on errors, Harvard 4; Holy Cross 3. Struck out, Dickinson, Corbett, Lowney, Brennan (3), Stafford, Kelly, Leahy, O'Donnell. Double plays, Dickinson and Cook; Bates, Dickinson and Cook, Lowney and Mahoney. Wild pitches, Highlands, Bates (3), Stafford (3). Time 2. hrs, 5 min. Umpires, Mr. Bond, Cambridge, Mr. O'Brien, Worcester...
...game, '95 scored only three hits. Almost all the batting consisted in knocking easy grounders to the infield. Harvard's fielding was very loose, though several pretty catches were made. Twice the team went to pieces. Rogers muffed two easy thrown balls on first, and Reed threw a wild ball to first, while Rogers was looking the other way, allowing one man to score, and another to get from first base to third. Again in the fifth inning with two men out, Groton scored four hits in succession bringing in three earned runs. Following is the score...