Word: controling
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...defeated the All-Leiter baseball team yesterday afternoon by the score of 21 to 6 in seven innings. Both teams played a very poor fielding game, the All-Leiter team making 13 errors. Neither Wadsworth nor Taylor were as wild as the score would indicate, but both had poor control at times. The feature of the game was a fast double play in the fifth inning from Taylor to Nesmith to Sperry...
...here this afternoon Princeton defeated Amherst by the score of 1 to 0. Fast and reliable fielding on both sides prevented either team from scoring, although Princeton made ten hits and Amherst eight. Doyle pitched for Princeton in place of Byram, and played a steady, effective game, never losing control of the ball. In the second half of the eighteenth inning Reid got to first on a single. He was advanced to third on a passed ball, and a few moments later scored the decisive run of the game on a slow grounder of Wells...
Since the game with the Noble and Greenough School on Wednesday the work of the squad has shown considerable improvement, but the pitchers still lack control and the catchers do not hold the ball well. The fielding, however, is fairly accurate...
...work of the Freshman team has been improving lately, especially in the batting department. The outfielders handle the ball well, but are still weak in throwing. The infielders have good team work, but all the pitchers on the squad lack control...
...essential feature of any plan of co-operation consistent with the University's trusts, and with its unalterable regard for their spirit and intent, must be continuous joint action by the co-operating parties and an unbroken control by each--not a surrender of functions by either to the other. In so far as the committee of the Harvard Corporation has consented to any plan or tentative agreement as a basis for discussion and negotiation, it has been upon such an assumption. If any proposed agreement should be open to a fair construction inconsistent with the above assumption it would...