Word: baseness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although the score was tied at 2 all in the fifth inning, the Crimson batters were unable after that to work another man around the circuit. Bob Bagwell, pitching for the Huskies, held the Stahlmen, indeed, to six scattered hits for the game and allowed only one base on balls...
...chancelleries around the world, diplomats were conferring over green baize tables and mahogany desks about U.S. rights to postwar military bases. But to cold-eyed strategists in Washington, there was just as great danger from within as from without. Unless money were made available soon, defense lines and base symbols drawn on paper might prove to be no more durable than the paper itself...
...just a plain old woman. In dead silence she walked 500 yards along the firing range where the Nazis used to practice. The last 25 yards of her way she had to struggle with a laurel wreath almost as tall as she. Among the lilies and tulips at the base of a 15-ft. cross commemorating those who died at Vught, Wilhelmina of The Netherlands laid her wreath...
From the start of last week's Kentucky Derby, 26-year-old Jockey Mehrtens suspected he had quite a horse under him. For seven furlongs he sat tensely tight-then he began laying the whip into chestnut, Texas-born Assault. An 8-1 white hope whose home base is the 900,-ooo-acre King Ranch of Texan Robert...
This left the bases full. Nick Rodis took a base on balls, forcing Swegan home for the first Crimson run, and then Petrillo scampered in on a fielder's choice knocked out by Mel Allen's bat. Fitz scored in the third inning and Swegan again in the fifth...