Word: ball
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock. At the speakers' table will be President Lowell, Dean Mayo, and F. C. Church '20, president of the class. W. Rollings '16, coach of the winning 1920 football team, D. Duncan '18, coach of the Freshman hockey team, Arthur Beane '11, coach of the 1920 crew, and J. Ball, coach of the Freshman baseball team will speak...
...Freshman squad was given its first practice game of the season yesterday when, following a 30-minute batting workout, Coach Ball picked two teams. The game was snappy and evenly matched and showed that the past month's drilling has been effective. Team II finally won after five innings' lively play by the score of 2 to 0. The lineups of the two teams follow...
...University baseball squad was treated to its second practice game of the season in the cage yesterday afternoon, preceded by a 20-minute batting practice and followed by 15 minutes of snappy fielding. In conjunction with the fielders' workout the catchers were drilled in whipping the ball down to second base and in the usual double-play formations. In the pitchers' corner Coach Duffy allowed the men to start curving the ball as their arms are in good condition now. As for the game itself, Team A again came out a winner by trimming Team B by the score...
...given a thorough work out with the emphasis laid on the batting. R. A. Lancaster showed up well for the Freshman battery and W. G. Brocker, of last fall's 1920 football team, did promising work in the pitcher's box. Until the weather permits of outdoor practice, Coach Ball intends to emphasize the work in batting and fielding...
Princeton is facing a great problem in the development of the baseball team. There is not one dependable boxman and the Tigers are greatly feeling the loss of Link, who pitched his team to two consecutive victories over Yale last year. Because of this, Tibbott, the foot ball star, who has heretofore played in the outfield, is now being converted into a pitcher. He has a smooth, strong delivery and with the necessary development should prove a formidable addition to the pitching staff. Among the other candidates for this position, Chaplin, a university mound-man of two seasons...