Word: eighths
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Indians captured the next five positions with five members of their present team. The eighth and ninth places were won by Crimson alumni Bill Apthorp and Albert Sise. A Yale student and summer school alumnus, Ned Baldwin, finished seventeenth...
...eighth inning Army coach Joe Palone talked the plate umpire into reversing himself on a call. the Ken Rossano pitch, originally called a strike, went into the books as a ball, and the Cadets recorded their most significant achievement all Saturday afternoon. Otherwise, Rossano had them handcuffed, permitting four hits in winning...
With one away in the visitors' eighth and a man on first, Palone convinced the umpire he had erred on a call to Bill Shepard of the Black Knights. But Rossano got out of that hole by spearing a grounder on the next pitch and throwing to Hastings at second, who relayed on to John Simourian for an inning-ending double play...
Tufts' tying run was unearned as Bob McMahon opened the eighth by reaching first on a low throw of Bob Hastings. He went to second on a sacrifice and to third on a passed ball by Haughey, then scored on Weiss' single. After Hyman reached base on a fielder's choice. Rossano relieved Repetto, and stopped the rally...
...intentional pass failed to pay off for Tufts in the last of the eighth when the Crimson scored its winning run. Bob Hastings walked, and after catcher Weiss made a fine catch of Fisher's foul pop, Hastings went to third on Botsford's line double to left...