Word: colds
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...COLD HANDS.- Blair, Franklin, Merrell, Clark, Holmes, Beaman, Hooper, Mark, Cleaves, Robinson, Lord, Pappenheimer, be on Norton's Field...
Yesterday afternoon the Harvard nine was defeated by Lafayette on Soldiers Field by the score of 8 to 1 in a five inning game. Only five innings were played as a cold drizzling rain fell continuously rendering the ball very slippery and difficult to control. McCornick was put in the box in order to save the regular pitchers, and showed his lack of practice by pitching an ineffective game. Nevins, on the other hand, pitched effectively, striking out seven men and allowing but three hits and these scattered. Lafayette's hits on the other hand were timely, and Walbridge...
...Undertakers were given the game aginst the Kitty Dames, scheduled for yesterday afternoon, as the latter did not show up. On Norton's Field yesterday afternoon the Jumbos defeated the Cold Hands 22-15, in a seven inning game; the Pearlines beat the Spaniards 12-8, and the Baby McKees defeated the Reconcentrados in five innings...
Section I will play tomorrow as follows: No Names draw a bye On Soldiers Field: Kitty Dames vs. Undertakers. On Norton's Field: Cold Hands vs. Jumbos; Pearlines vs. Spaniards; Reconcentrados vs. Baby McKees. Scrub 7-11-44 draw...
...Soldiers Field last Saturday afternoon the No Names beat the Kitty Dames by default. The game between the Cold Hands and Undertakers was called at five o'clock and was awarded to the Undertakers. The score at the time was 9 to 0. The games in Section I, that were played on Norton's Field, resulted as follows: Jumbos 22, Pearlines 9; the Spaniards 14, Reconcentrados 7; Baby McKees 23, Scrub 7-11-44, 3. Section II will play today as follows...