Word: berges
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Wasilewski, who hit a triple, a double, and reached on the catcher's error in four times at the plate, proceeded to fan 12 Yardlings, who were whiffing wildly at the big fellow's offerings. Warren Berg, Yardling hurler, pitched good enough ball to win, allowing but three walks, but the Crimson made five errors, and gave him equally poor support at the plate...
...Yardlings won their game with Worcester Academy, 11 to 7. The school-boys scored four runs in the first inning, but their pitcher went to pieces, and the relief hurler was little better. Warren Berg was on the mound for the Crimson...
...Clay, of Lawrence, brother of Varsity left fielder Lou Clay, hurled against the Crimson, holding the Yardlings to 4 hits and striking out 12 men. Dick Segnitz started on the mound for the Freshmen, and was replaced by Warren Berg in the fifth. The Lawrence nine, although allowed seven hits, was unable to capitalize on them, while the Crimson managed to drive home all four hits...
...Warren Berg, first-string pitcher, hurled good ball, but got little support from the pitches from the inexperienced infield. Sandy Macmillan, playing second base in today's game, duplicated his feat in the Wentworth contest last Saturday by pounding out a round-the-sacks clout to left field in the eighth inning...
...Warren Berg is the only good pitcher the team has. He has fairly good control, good speed, but needs improvement in his ability to change pace. Leading sub for Berg is Red Willcox, who is improving rapidly. He is steadier now than he was at the start of the season, and he has more control than before. Also on the first team hurling staff are Dick Segnitz and Jock Dean...