Word: baseness
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1900-1909
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Earned runs--Harvard 1912 3, Andover 3. Left on bases--Harvard 1912 2, Andover 9. Two-base hits--Potter, Campbell. Three-base hit--Winston. Sacrifice hits--Kennedy, Potter, E. Burdett, T. Thompson, G. Thompson. Stolen bases--Kennedy, Desha, G. Thompson 2. Double plays--Brown to T. Burdett to E. Burdett. Bases on balls--By Babson 1. Struck out--By Babson 4, by Brown 6. Hit by pitched ball--G. Thompson. Umpire--Whitman. Time...
...game opened promisingly for the University team. Lanigan hit the second ball pitched to right centre for a single. He stole second and Harvey was given his base on balls. Brown advanced both runners a base by a sacrifice. Aronson then hit to the short-stop, who threw Lanigan out at the plate. Aronson and Harvey tried a double steal, but the latter was called out by the umpire on a throw from the second baseman to the catcher...
...between the Freshmen and Hotchkiss School at Lakeville, Conn., on Saturday afternoon resulted in an eleven-inning tie, the game being stopped to allow the Freshmen to catch their train. A considerable handicap was put on the work of the 1912 team by the absence of Kennedy from first base...
...fast game at Ashburnham yesterday, the University second baseball team lost to Cushing Academy by the score of 3 to 1. The second team seemed unable to hit opportunely, where as Cushing coupled timely batting and clever base-running with Harvard's misplays...
...centre field. Batting still remains the greatest weakness of the team. The outfielders have not improved as much as the others in this respect and are about the weakest batters on the team. So far this season there has been but a single hit for more than one base. Except for heavy hitting, however, the team plays a good offensive game...