Word: baseman
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With the score of yesterday's Harvard-MIT baseball game tied, 1-1, two men out and nobody on base. MIT's Noll blew a slider past Crimson second baseman Gaylord Lyman to retire the side...
Harvard's solid fielding (one error on the afternoon: Princeton committed six) helped Brown out of a couple of jams. The Crimson could have fallen behind early when third baseman Paul Chicarello muffed a hot grounder with two runners on in the first to load the bases, but a nifty Bauer-to-Gaylord Lyman-to-Vinnie Martelli twin killing doused the rally...
With Chuck Marshall gone for the afternoon on personal business. Martelli picked up the first baseman's mitt for the "third and fourth times in my life" and died a fine job. Paul Scheper, in left field for the nightcap, ranged far into the pasture to corral a lead-off blast by Princeton's Bill Miller in the fourth, and freshman secondsacker Lyman had a near-perfect day, missing only a vaguely catchable ball that fell between him and center fielder Bruce Welfer for a harmless single...
With two outs in the seventh and final inning, the squad threatened again. Shortstop Lisa "Mouse" Bernstein and third baseman Pat Horne singled bringing Holpuch to the plate. But Maine pitcher Nancy Scostak, the recipient of her school's first and only softball scholarship, proved her worth by inducing the Crimson slugger to fly out to left, ending the game...
...Pittsburgh Pirates have lost the services of second baseman Phil Garner for an indefinite period. Garner underwent surgery on his injured shoulder yesterday...