Word: errorlessly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Soldiers Field the University team was victorious by the score of 1 to 0. The only tally was made by Aronson; who hit out a home run in the sixth inning. In this game Hartford did not allow a single hit and struck out twelve men. He was given errorless backing...
...ninth inning he made the best hit of the day, a long three-bagger between left and centre field. Harvard outbatted Brown, securing five hits off Nourse, who should have been batted much harder. Only one of the hits, however, helped produce a run. Brown played errorless ball, and Raymond's catching and throwing, and Regnier's catch of Kemble's liner were the features. In the first inning when Brown was at bat the Harvard infield went up in the air. With one down Dennie bunted to Hall, who received the ball on the ground, but threw over Hicks...
Holy Cross defeated Yale in an errorless baseball game at Worcester on Saturday by a score of 1 to 0. Dowd pitched excellent ball for Holy Cross, allowing Yale but two safe hits. The only other man to reach first was hit by Dowd. Holy Cross scored its only run in the ninth inning. Barry was hit, stole second, made third on Mansfield's hit and came home on Rose's wild pitch...
...past week has been too cold for good practice, except on Wednesday, when a nine-inning game was played. Both teams were fast in the field and played errorless ball, but at bat only secured nine hits. The coming games should operate in strengthening the team in the latter department...
...Team A by the score of 3 to 0. For the first real game the fielding was remarkably good, although the batting was rather deficient. With the exception of a misplay by Pond and Kemble in the seventh inning, which looked much like an error, both teams played errorless ball. Only nine hits were secured by both teams, but four of these were good for extra bases. Hartford and Brennan started the game as the opposing pitchers, but were soon replaced by second string men. They were both erratic and did not attempt to use speed. The pitchers...