Word: fordham
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Centre, are still undefeated. The detailed results of play so far this season are as follows: AMHERST 0--Bowdoin 13 0--Union 0 7--Mass Aggies 3 7 16 ARMY 41--Tennessee 0 0--Notre Dame 13 28--Auburn 0 69 13 BOSTON COL 28--Providence 0 20--Fordham 0 21--Canisius 0 69 0 BOSTON UNIV: 0--Dartmouth 24 3--Brown 20 3 44 BROWN 34--Haverford 0 7--W. & J. 12 20--Boston Univ. 3 61 15 CALIFORNIA 48--Santa Clara 0 16--Olympic Club 0 26--Oregon Ag. 0 90 0 CENTRE 28--Clemson 7 29--Oglethorpe...
...Yale Record Yale 5 Oglethorpe 4 Yale 5 Mercer 3 Yale 0 Mercer 3 Yale 0 Georgia 9 Yale 2 Georgia 7 Yale 0 Alabama 4 Yale 5 Providence 4 Yale 4 Columbia 3 Yale 1 New Haven 3 Yale 7 New Haven 6 Yale 2 Fordham 1 Yale 3 Vermont 4 Yale 3 Dartmouth 7 Yale 3 New Haven 12 Yale 4 Wesleyan 3 Yale 9 Tufts 15 Yale 25 Amherst 4 Yale 5 West. Va. 1 Yale 3 Pennsylvania 4 Yale 6 Brown 4 Yale 4 B. C. 13 Yale 8 Lafayette 3 Yale 0 Holy Cross...
...experienced nine that should offer stiff opposition, having won 13 of its 21 games so far this season. Yale it easily defeated by a 15 to 9 count, but it has suffered two defeats at the hands of both Holy Cross and Boston College, Boston University, Bates, Wesleyan, and Fordham were all on its list of victims...
...Since May 2, the batting of the team has developed rapidly, as was demonstrated in a 24 to 1 victory over Springfield, a 21 to 0 victory over Connecticut Agricultural College, and a 16 to 4 victory over Tufts last Wednesday. Villanoa and Lehigh also succumbed by large scores. Fordham offered a stiffer opposition, finally falling before superior fielding by a 2 to 0 count. A 5 to 0 victory over Yale was followed by victories over the Crescent Athletic Club, Tufts, the University of Pennsylvania, Boston College, and Georgetown...
PRINCETON, N. J., May 2, 1923.--The Princeton baseball team overwhelmed the Fordham nine today by the score of 15 to 6 in a game that was marked by free hitting on both sides. The Tigers took the lead in the second inning, and they were never threatened during the remainder of the contest. Waters, who started on the mound for Fordham, was replaced by Hayes early in the game. Carney, the Princeton twirler, lasted the whole nine innings, and helped win his own game by knocking out a home run and a triple. Princeton only made one error...