Word: attacks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...fielding department the Crimson ball tossers have accumulated an average of .915 which proves them even weaker on the defense than on the attack. Two of the outer gardeners, Jones and Ellison have handled all their chances without a misplay. Burns did not handle a single ball in the two games which he participated in before his injury and his average. In the left field berth Captain Todd is credited with one eror which came in the first game when the University leader dropped a fly back of third base after a hard...
...current "Century", writing under the title, "An Unfortunate Necessity", Gerald W. Johnson discards censorship and discovers a new method of attack. The fault of the newspapers is, he says, not in telling unpleasant news but in telling it unpleasantly. If the journalists were clever enough, his intimation is, they could tell questionable stories in a humorous vein which would alleviate the usual sultry effect or with scientific discernment which would allay popular and fallacious deductions. Yet he never once asks himself or his readers why newspaper men should want to draw the sting from crude news to protect a public...
Chase, substitute fielder on the 1928 nine, replaced the veteran Ullman at second base, and though the shift did not add to the team's attack, Chase made several hard stops around the mid-way sector, accepting three chances without the semblance of an error. Coach Mitchell also changed his batting order in the hope of improving the team's scoring power. Chauncey was moved up to the sixth place, Sullivan at the same time dropping to the next to the last post...
...diamond outfit, has been acting as lead-off man in Burns' place during the southern invasion. In the two games against the Navy and Catholic University, he poled out five hits for an average of .500, and he will patrol center field and head the Crimson attack this afternoon...
...Come to Passaic and see how we live"-fluttered about the paths of the White House. Three men, two women, six little children from Passaic, N. J., strike scenes carried them. But Everett Sanders, Presidential secretary, gently waved them away, informing the picketers that the President had a slight attack of indigestion...