Word: ervin
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...following members of the Freshman hockey team have been awarded numerals in accordance with the recent Student Council ruling: F. S. Allen, of Harrison, N. Y.; C. S. Clark, of Philadelphia, Pa,; L. Curtis 2d, of Boston; A. F. Doty, of Waltham; E. C. G. Ervin, of Villa Nova, Pa; C. C. Felton, of Havenford, Pa.; B. F. Herrick, Jr. of Milton; J. R. Ruriburt, of Boston; D. P. Rumsey of Bualo, N. Y.; E. M. Townsend, Jr. of Oyster Ray, N. Y.; E. M. Wanamaker of Melrose Highlands; R. T. Whistler (manager), of Baltimore. Md.; F. H. L. Whitmarsh...
...batting orders and score by innings were as follows: FRESHMAN WALTHAM Fripp, c.f. 2b., Gately. Heyer, s.s r.f., Millen. Mahan, l.f. p., Fagan. Nash, 1b. c., Ashworth. Ervin, 2b 1b., Johnson. Clark, r.f. s.s., Stevens. Demelman, 3b. l.f., Youngstrom. Safford, c. c.f., McGilvery. Whitney, p. 3b., Haley...
...batting orders and score by innings were as follows: 1916. ST. MARK'S. Fripp, c.f. s.s., Ames Heyer, s.s. c.f., Howell Mahan, l.f. 2b., Coolidge Nash, 1b. p., Cunningham Ervin, 2b. r.f., Caner Clark, r.f. c., Harvey Richardson, c. 1b., Armour Simons, 3b. 3b., Thacher Whitney, p. l.f., Allen...
...following men will leave Harvard square at 12.30 o'clock, taking the 1.19 train from Trinity Place: C. S. Clark, F. P. Coolidge, A. Cunningham, W. W. Demelman, C. E. G. Ervin, F. G. Fripp, G. L. Heyer, P. B. Kurtz, E. W. Mahan, G. A. McKinlock, H. L. Nash, S. M. Richardson, T. H. Safford, P. W. Simons, W. Whitney...
...encouraging feature of the game was Whitney's pitching and the success of the 1916 team in bunching hits. Only five hits were made off Whitney, while the Freshmen hit safely eight times. In the eighth inning four singles in succession were secured by Nash, Ervin, Clark, and Richardson, followed by a double by Whitney. Three runs were the result. The other three were secured, one in the second inning and two in the sixth: the first on a hit by Nash, an error by the first baseman and a squeeze play by Richardson; the two in the sixth were...