Word: baseman
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first base, Hines at second, and Woodruff at short stop, while Murmes and Gleason covered the third sack. Of these men Hines was the only member of the original infield who held his position. Gleason formerly played at first base, while Woodruff has replaced Sargent. The former third baseman, Thacher, has been moved to right field, succeeding to the position previously held by Lupien. Captain McCaffrey will undoubtedly occupy his old berth in left field, although Ware will replace Adams in the other field position...
Dartmouth, although at present standing fourth in the League percentages, with only three victories out of seven games to its credit, boasts the strongest batting team in he League, with an average of .276. Three of the Green players, Rich, the second baseman, Clark, the catcher, and Hill, right fielder, have batted over .300 in League contests so far this season. Today's contest should prove of interest as far as comparative statistics are concerned. Inasmuch as Dartmouth has defeated Columbia earlier this season...
When Ben Chapman, the New York Yankees' leftfielder, slid into second base, he cut the foot of Charley Myer, the Washington Senators' second baseman, with his spikes. Myer fell, picked himself up and then before Chapman could get up, kicked his leg. This was the incident which last week started the liveliest baseball fight in years. Players from both teams rushed out on the field. Manager Joe Cronin of Washington caught Chapman after he had taken a few punches at Myer. Umpires George Moriarty and Harry Geisel managed to restrain other players before the fight became general. They...
With two men on bases in the eighth inning, Hines, the regular second baseman, cracked out a single that brought home both McCaffrey and Nevin, giving the Varsity nine a one run lead over the Grads who had maintained their advantage since the third frame in the game played on Soldiers Field Saturday afternoon. Then when Lupien, last year's captain, let Hines' hit go through his outstretched hands, Hines romped home, putting the game on ice for the Crimson...
...second. The next batter, Hines, reached first, but Gleason was caught between third and home. A double steal enabled McCaffrey to score the Crimson's fifth tally. On the shortstop's error Sargent was safe at first, and Hines scored from second when Neel threw wild to the first baseman. Loughlin, coming to bat for the second time, fanned to end the inning, with the score six to nothing...