Word: bases
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman diamond by a score of 7 to 4. The Lawrence team hit the University pitchers hard in three innings and this coupled with a few errors on the part of the infield, gave them seven runs. In the seventh inning the University scored one run on a base on balls and a two-base hit by Coon; and in the eighth, three more on hits by Hoogs, Milholland and Reynolds. Hitchcock, Hardy, Bartholf and Tomes all pitched, Hitchcock and Tomes being the most effective...
...scored their first run in the second inning. Krug and Thomas were both walked and advanced a base when Felton threw to catch the former off second, no member of the University team being on hand to take the throw. Hageman singled to right and Krug scored. Hooper flied to Desha, Yerkes struck out, and Speaker was forced out at second after being given a base on balls...
Harvard had but one chance to score, this coming in the sixth inning. Wigglesworth received a base on balls, and took second on a passed ball by Thomas. He took third when Coon was passed to first. A first and third play was attempted, but Stahl, though he had fallen to the ground, threw to the plate in time to catch Wigglesworth...
Captain Potter made the only hit for the University team, but he threw away any chance of a score by poor base running. Harvard played a fairly clean game in the field, Felton's error of judgement in throwing to second when there was no one on the bag, and a muff of a high fly by Wigglesworth, being the only misplays...
...infield is still unsettled. In practice the last few days Milholland and S. P. Clark, both of last year's Freshman team, have been covering first base most of the time, Captain Potter and Gibson, second base: Desha and Curtis, shortstop, although Reynolds is being tried out at this position, and Wingate and Coon, third base. A shifting about of the men in order to secure the best batting combination is, however, not at all unlikely...