Word: catch
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Harvard scored one run in the first inning. Wigglesworth singled, was advanced by Potter's single, went to third on a balk, and came home when Wright threw wild to catch him off third. In the third inning, Desha got to first on an error, went to third on Potter's second hit, and came in when McLaughlin singled. Potter was caught trying to come home on the same hit, but McLaughlin scored on Coon's hit after Babson had singled...
...beginning of the straightaway passed him and started after Young. The latter rose to the occasion and exerted all his strength, running the last 100 yards in a phenomenal manner. Gamble and Haff of Michigan overtook Kelley 30 yards from the finish but were unable to catch Sawyer. Captain MacArthur of Cornell and Hough of Pennsylvania followed the Michigan men in at the finish...
...scoring Lynch, who had got the second two-bagger. Two singles, a fielder's choice, and a pass accounted for Holy Cross's last run in the seventh. Harvard scored its lone tally in the seventh when Clifford walked, stole second and came home, when O. Dwyer threw to catch Coon at first...
...from the reader's mental view, he will find the rest of the number satisfying. The second article, "A Liberal Education," by Mr. D. L. MacVeagh, answers recent critics of the University in a worthy and dignified manner. The story, "The Best Laid Schemes," begins with elaborate plans to catch the reader's attention, and then after complicated stimulation of his interest, leaves him with the sense that he has been duped into reading an inconsequential tale. Mr. Williams's "An Inexpensive Tragedy," though much less pretentious in its form, is much more interesting in its substance...
...have been arranged for this afternoon. Results should be left at the CRIMSON Office before 6.30. Otherwise both contestants will be considered out of the tournament. Owing to the large number of entries in the 1914 division, several contestants have been scheduled to play two matches in order to catch up with the three upper classes...