Word: baseness
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Murray, who pitched for Holy Cross, was hit freely and owes the victory to the support given him by his team-mates. Cawley, at third base, played a particularly brilliant game, accepting eight hard chances without a slip. His stop of Ayres's drive in the second inning was especially commendable. Murphy was by far the best catcher who has been on Soldiers Field this year. He allowed only one stolen base, although many attempts were made...
Holy Cross scored one in the first inning. Cawley drew a base on balls, and went to second when Frye threw wild on J. Murray's attempted sacrifice. He reached third on Ostergren's sacrifice, scoring on O'Dwyer's out, Clark to Ayres. Saunders then flied to Wingate, retiring the side...
...puzzle in this game as in the recent games with Princeton and Williams. R. Murray, who will be in the box for the visitors, has pitched good ball this season but has had the misfortune to receive poor support in many of the big games. Captain Cawley, at third base, is the most dangerous batter on the team. He has hit consistently all season and contributed more than any other member of the team of Harvard's recent defeat at Worcester...
...second University baseball team will play a post-season game with the General Electric Company team on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 2 o'clock. As the game is not in the regular schedule, Captain Nash, of the 1916 team, will play first base for the second team...
Williams's single tally came in the third. Brown got to second when Alsop muffed his long fly to left. Cutler struck out, but Statler drew a base on balls. Gillette then got Williams's only hit of the game, scoring Brown. The next batters, Ainslie and Swain, struck...