Word: blaylock
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...worked away with a lazy grace. His big curve snapped wickedly off the corners of the plate, his fast ball boomed into the catcher's mitt, and his sneaky change-up gave the batters fits. For six innings he had a no-hitter. Then Philadelphia First Baseman Marv Blaylock blooped a single. Catcher Stan Lopata backed it up with a home run. But the Dodgers ran it out, 5-2, and Big Newk had the best record in the majors (18-5). He had run up 39⅔ scoreless innings (6⅔ behind Giant Carl Hubbell's National...
Hubie Maguire looks like he may stage a comeback in the mile, but he is relatively unsupported. He ran 4:28 as a freshman, but was slowed down by leg injuries last year. Along with him will be the inexperienced Al Blaylock and Dimitri Nabakov...
According to Captain Emil San Soucie, the Crimson strategy paid off as planned. John Bidwell, Al Blaylock, and Pete Rich went out fast and broke up the usual Yale scoring block by tiring the Eli's in the early part of the 4.2 mile race. The clincher came as the Crimson's Marsh Childs and Frank Nahigian came strong in the last mile and a half to pass the third, fourth, and fifth Yale scorers...
...other starters are Bob Swett, Al Blaylock, Frank Nahigian, Marsh Childs. Bill Chrisman, Frank Bidwell, and Larry Mann. They will have to come through to force their opponents' last three men into scoring high...
Finishing out the first 12, the required number of starters, were Bill Chrisman, Marshal Childs, Frank Nahigian, Al Blaylock, John Bidwell, Bill Engs, and Larry Mann. Oliver Wadsworth, a sophomore who didn't run yesterday, might also make the starting squad, according to McCurdy...