Word: batting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...adjoining buildings, exploded with a crash that blasted doors and windows out of Archinard's apartment, ruined 10,000 francs worth of fresh paint and plaster. White-lipped but determined, Archinard waited for quiet, then returned to his machine. Brushing aside bits of broken glass, he proceeded to bat out an eyewitness account of the bombing that added another feather to radio newscasting's well-feathered war bonnet. The German advance has closed one after another outlet to U. S. war broadcasters. But while they had spots to talk from, they have done their jobs well...
Harlan Gustafson, Pennsylvania's first baseman, still holds the lead in the race for the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League's batting championship and the Charles H. Blair Bat today but from now on he can say nothing about its eventual disposition. Having completed his season last Saturday against Princeton by getting one hit in four times up, the Red and Blue Senior has an average of 406 on 13 safeties in 32 tries, but Yale's Ted Harrison, the pitcher-outfielder, is right on his heels with a 400 average and four games still to play...
Harrison, one of the league's best pitchers and an outfielder when he is not on the mound, has been at bat 30 times and has 12 blows, all singles. He will undoubtedly see action in his team's remaining games, against Princeton, Dartmouth and Harvard twice. One other player may still be in the race: Princeton's Brooks Jones, who has an average of 426 in eight games. But with one more game to play Jones his not had 30 at bats, a requisite of the race...
Harlan Gustafson, Pennsylvania's first baseman, still holds the lead in the race for the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League's batting championship and the Charles H. Blair Bat today, but from now on he can say nothing about its eventual disposition. Having completed his season last Saturday against Princeton by getting one hit in four times up, the Red and Blue senior has an average of .406 on 13 safeties in 32 tries, but Yale's Ted Harrison, the pitcher-outfielder, is right on his heels with a .400 average and four games still to play...
Harrison, one of the league's best pitchers and an outfielder when he is not on the mound, has been at bat 30 times and has 12 blows, all singles. He will undoubtedly see action in his team's remaining games, against Princeton, Dartmouth and Harvard twice. One other player may still be in the race: Princeton's Brooks Jones, who has an average of .426 in eight games. But with one more game to play Jones has not had 30 at bats, a requisite of the race...