Word: baseman
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard's glorious first inning. Curly Combs led off with a single, Tom Bilodeau followed with another and then Terry Bartolet singled Combs home, with Bilodeau holding up at second. First baseman Tom Stephenson then cleared the bases with a long home run to put Harvard out in front four to nothing...
Dlehi scored the final Crimson run in the fifth. After he doubled, Gary Miller sent a grounder down the third base line which the Cadet third baseman obligingly let roll on out into left for a two base error...
...then, on the very first play of the very first game, Third Baseman Charley Neal rushed in to field a slow grounder, grabbed the ball and threw it into right field. The St. Louis Cardinals won 7-0, and the Mets got two hits. By last week the Mets had scored only ten runs and collected only 43 base hits. In their first eight games, they piled up eight losses, one away from their league record of last season...
...Harvard's half of the ninth, however, the roof blew off Kindlestick Park. Needing three runs to tie the score and four to win. Harvard's chances seemed dim when Diehl flied to center, Miller singled and Sargent advanced him to second by grounding out to the first baseman. But Jim Mullen, pinch hitting for pitcher Dick Garibaldi, drove a deep single to right center, scoring Miller. Curly Combs followed this with a double to right, leaving men on second and third. When B.U.'s third baseman bobbled Bilodeau's hot grounder and threw wide to first, both of these...
Again in the bottom of the eleventh, with darkness closing in all around, Bilodeau was at the plate with two gone, two men on base, and a two-two count. Another sizzling grounder, again too hot for the third baseman to handle, scored Lee Sargent from second, and the ball game was over...