Word: errors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Both teams made their first run in the second inning, and Middlesex counted twice in the eighth, when Pollard sent Uptown as well as himself across the plate with a long home run. The yearlings, however, rallied in the ninth, and taking advantage of J. Knowlton's error and three consecutive singles by L. B. Lockwood, Thomas Campbell, and K. N. Hill, they tied the score. The tenth proved scoreless for both nines, but brilliant individual work by Pollard in the eleventh brought the schoolboys out of a closely contested struggle with a well earned victory...
...initial shove was given them by J. C. Watson '23, when he walked the two first St. John batters. The schoolboys followed up their advantage, Sweeney and C. MacDonald both singled, scoring their team-mates, and Sweeney coming in on MacDonald's hit. O'Hayre was safe on an error, but the next three batters were retired in order...
...John's other tallies came in the second. Glenn received a walk, advanced when Carroll reached first on an error, arrived at third when Watson passed C. MacDonald, and scored on O'Hayre's hit,--Carrol following suit directly after-wards. From then until the ninth the Seconds, with J. M. A. Blair '23 in the box, held their opponents runless. The Scrubs' moundsman allowed but two hits in these six innings...
Playing all but errorless ball yesterday against St. Mark's at Southboro, the Freshman baseball team came through with a 5-3 victory. One error in the first inning was the only black mark against the fielding record of the team. In their batting game, the Freshmen were also strong, connecting with Knapp, St. Mark's pitcher, for ten hits. K. N. Hill, in the box for 1924, allowed only five hits, three of which were in the first inning, in which both nines did their heaviest scoring...
...sixth the University had shown little more than errorless mediocrity, but with the sixth they proved themselves far and away the superior team. Janin, first up, got to first on an error, advanced to third on Blair's double, and came home when Goode hit to right field for two bases, Blair scoring a moment later. Conlon singled, advancing Goode, and Owen sent them both across the plate with a long triple to left center. The next man grounded out, pitcher to first, and the game was called