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The Second nine easily defeated Groton on Saturday afternoon in an uninteresting game by the score of 20 to 4. The Harvard team was conspicuously superior in every point of the game. Paul pitched a wild and unsteady game for Groton, allowing nine bases on balls, a three-base hit, six two-base hits and six singles. In the first inning, three of the Harvard team were twice at the bat, and nine of the twenty runs were scored. Auchincloss, who replaced Paul in the sixth inning, pitched more steadily and allowed few hits. The erratic fielding of the Groton team added largely to the advantage of the Second nine.
Winsor pitched an excellent game for Harvard, allowing nine well scattered hits, giving no bases on balls and making ten strike-outs. The fielding of the Second nine was generally good, especially in the infield, where only one error was made.
The score by innings:
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