Word: bart
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Clay led off with a single to left and Thayer Drake sacrificed him to second. After Berg grounded out in advancing Clay to third, Clco O'Donnell sent his second hit to left field to score Clay. Gil Whittemore walked and Bart Harvey drove in O'Donnell when the Purple's shortstop errored on his grounder. When the third baseman missed the peg Whittemore raced home and Harvey pulled up at third. Mort Waldstein flied out to end the frame and the Crimson scoring...
...Bart Harvey slapped a long single to left sending Bill Haussermann, running for O'Donnell, home, Waldstein to third, and Nichols to the showers. Herb Ginsberg took the mound and promptly walked Ned Fitzgibbons, filling the bases. Then Bill Barnes boomed his third single of the contest to the left side lines. Waldstein scored the winning run and the game was over...
Among the individual batters, Clay is third with a 429 average. Ahead of him are only Princeton Captain Bill MacCoy with 550 and Cornell catcher Lee Turner with 444. Bart Harvey, who is right behind Clay with a 412 average, is in a five-way tie for the most runs scored...
Floyd Stahl, next speaker, praised the work of the baseball team so far this year, and especially the work of Bart Harvey, Bill Barnes and Ed Fitzgibbons, all of them he ranked as top notch players. As typical of what he called "the will to work" he mentioned Bill Hausserman, who has been working steadily and consistently to better his playing...
...Bart Harvey stands third in the individual batting records behind Captain Bill MacCoy of Princeton and Lee Turner of Cornell. Leading hitters with at least ten times at bat are: g ab r h rbi avg. MacCoy, Pr'n't'n 5 16 3 9 2 .563 Turner, Cornell 4 14 2 7 4 .500 Harvey, Harvard 4 14 5 6 2 .429 Zarod, Dartm'th 5 19 6 8 6 .421 Governali, C'l'bia 8 29 3 12 3 .414 Halu, Penu 7 27 4 11 7 .407 F'zgi'ns, Harv...