Word: ball
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Thirteen bases on balls were given by the three pitchers, Felton being charged with 10 of this total. It was an extraordinary game in this respect, for rarely does a pitcher hold his opponents to two runs when giving passes at the rate of two an inning. Felton kept the Red Sox hits well scattered and twice retired the side when the bases were full. In the five innings during which he played he allowed but four hits, and had it not been for his wildness he would have pitched very creditable ball. Bartholf, who followed Felton, also lacked control...
Murdoch scored for Harvard early in the game. Cornell was continually on the defensive, with the ball in its territory most of the time, and Byng made the second tally by a clever corner kick...
...second period, the University team rushed the play. Greene scored on a difficult shot after fifteen minutes. Cornell then took the ball down the field threatening Harvard's goal, but good work by Browne prevented a score. Greene soon scored another goal, and almost immediately Murdoch tallied again. Needham was responsible for the last goal, taking the ball from mid-field and scoring unaided...
...were first divided into small groups and given individual coaching in their various positions, which was followed by falling on the ball and passing. The work for the remainder of the week will be very light and is intended chiefly to get the men in condition for the heavier work to come. Practice will begin promptly each day at 4 o'clock, instead of 3 o'clock as was announced, and will last until the recess as in former years...
...scored in about fifteen minutes of play; and almost immediately afterwards Needham made the only goal for the University. Manchester scored twice again in the first half, but in the second the University team braced and played better football. Hallowell was responsible for Manchester's fourth tally, kicking the ball by mistake into his own goal. Blair, Rushmore, Sibley, and Weston played well for Harvard, and Davison starred for Manchester...