Word: errors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...last two runs were scored in the eighth. Hammond, who was hit by a pitched ball, came home on Samborski's double, while the latter got to the plato on an error by the catcher...
...advanced by Lucas, and came home on Cooper's single. Two more came in the second, Keegan singling, stealing second, going to third on a wild pitch, and completing his speedy circuit by stealing home. Young brought in the second run soon afterwards. He walked, reached third on an error, and finally came home when Ross hit. The latter added another tally in the fourth, reaching second on a single and a stolen base. Gorman brought him home with a neat single over second. Neubauer tightened after Gorman's hit and retired the Crimson in one, two three order...
...seconds first scored in the sixth when Keegan got to first on an error by the pitcher, stole two bases and came home on a wild pitch. In the next in-ning Cooper continued the work by pounding out a homer...
...afternoon. The game was a close struggle from the outset, each team making use of evcery advantage, but in the final inning Gautreau knocked a deep triple into left center and put the Crimson in a dangerous position. But this was only the beginning of the rally, for an error and two hits brought in the winning runs...
...start of the ninth Gautreau put the Crimson in a dangerous position when he reached third on a long hit, scoring a moment later on an error by Janin. Two more hits put Leonard Du gan across the plate for the winning tally...