Word: framed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Layton began the game by walking Nordberg and hitting Jones. An error by Captain Billhardt with Linscott's single allowed both the Crimson runs to score in the first inning. The Andover batters got to Barbee for three hits in succession in the same frame, one of them a double, but fast fielding prevented any score. In the fifth inning, Andover tallied once when Riler hit, stole second and crossed the plate on Prior's single. The Crimson lead looked good enough to win, however, until the eighth inning, when three hits, an error, and a passed ball accounted...
...audience laughed, cheered, proceeded to business in a happier frame of mind...
...infield and outfield and made only one error which was not costly while the Crimson Freshmen made four slips which did much to account for the final score. A wild throw in the seventh started off Brown's scoring period and two more mistakes in the final frame were responsible for their last...
...Lampoon, hired mound ace of the alleged comic magazine, did his best to stem the Crimson batsmen who scored at will for four innings, and indeed he succeeded in the fifth inning in holding the gentlemen to one run. In the next frame, however, the upholder of Harvard's journalistic honor knocked him out of the box to the tune of six home runs, four triples and three bases on balls. Joe Dube, hitherto paid by the lampoon as umpire, was then called to pitch the remainder of the one-sided game...
After the second inning the Freshmen had the game going their own way up to the final frame. It was only a last period rally which netted three runs that put the visiting first year men within striking distance of a victory. A considerable crowd had collected from the main contest, which had just finished, to see Barbee turn back the first two men who appeared in this inning and then send the third to first base on balls. The next man up got a single followed by a double from the bat of Phillips, accounting for two scores. Johnson...