Word: cooks
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Cook...
...lose control of the ball, but only once or twice. Upton failed to hold him at all, evidently being bothered by his new stiff mitten. Besides this, moreover, Upton was very slow in throwing to bases, losing several good chances just by holding the ball too long. At third Cook was not quite as good as usual making a couple of very wild throws to first...
...game in better shape. Harvard scored no runs in the first two innings. In the third Highlands struck out. Hovey got his base on balls, and Hallowell knocked a beauty base hit over in right field and would have gotten second but for a fine stop and throw by Cook. Frothingham got a good base hit, bringing in two men, but was left at second. In the fourth Cook got his base on balls, and Upton sent him to second by a terrible fumble of his hit, by Steere. With two men out Hallowell got first and Cook came...
Earned runs, Harvard, 6; two-base hits, Hovey; home runs, Upton; stolen bases, Hovey, Frothingham, Hallowell, Dickinson, Mason, Cook, Corbett, (4); Hyler, Mallett. First base on balls, Frothingham, Dickinson, Corbett, Cook, Highlands, Mallett, Clarke. First base on errors, Harvard, 10; Tufts, 1. Left on bases, Harvard, 4; Tufts, 2. Struck out, Hallowell, Howe, Highlands, Hyler, Johnson, Clark, Strand, Hollister, Cropley, McKenzie (2), Lane. Passed balls, Foss. Wild pitches, Lane, Highlands. Hit by pitched ball, Mason. Time, 2 hrs., 5m. Umpires, Mr. Bond and Mr. Martin of Tufts...
...WRENN.Appointments have been made at Pach Bros., for the following men: R. L. Agassiz, H. R. Allen, Jr., A. A. Alter, F. Ames, Jr., C. Beardsley, Jr., A. E. Benson, W. D. Boardman, J. S. Brown, W. D. Brown, H. F. Butler, R. I. Carter, P. H. Conlan, B. Cook, Jr., H. J. Coolidge, who must sit this week...