Word: hardes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...batting, the chances for victory in any of the remaining games seem doubtful. Ten hits in the last three games, eight of which came in one game, shows the weakness of the team in this department, and no amount of excellent pitching and fielding can win games from scrappy, hard-hitting teams such as Holy Cross and Yale. Today, the team will face a speedy left-hander, an exceptionally good college pitcher, who defeated Yale on Memorial Day, and gave them only five hits...
...just had an attack of appendicitis. L. W. Pritchett '08 has been appointed captain in his place. With Slater in the box, the Juniors will have a decided advantage, as he is the third best pitcher in College. However, from his showing against the Seniors, Cooper should be a hard man to beat. In case the Juniors find him easy to hit, Bush or Palmer will be used. On the whole, the teams are very well matched, and a close game should result. The batting orders: 1908. 1909 Pritchett, s.s. r.f., Moss Keefe, 3b 1b., Harding Smith, 2b. s.s., Paine...
Harvard's team will be handicapped today by the loss of Leonard, whose strained tendon has not recovered sufficiently to allow him to play. Harvey will be in the game again and Dana will return to his regular position in right field. Cornell found Hartford a hard man to hit in the first game and he should hold them down again today. The batting order: HARVARD. CORNELL. McCall, 2b. s.s., Heilman Briggs, 1b. r.f., Ebeling Currier, c. 3b., Brown Dexter, l.f. l.f., Bigelow Simons, s.s. c., Hastings Harvey, c.f. c.f., Higgins Kemble, 3b. 1b., Watson Dana, r.f. 2b., Reiber Hartford...
...game yesterday were the Juniors in any danger of being defeated. Most of their runs were the direct result of the errors of the Seniors, and in only the inning did they result from hitting. The features of the game consisted of a remarkable stop by McCarthy of a hard liner, the batting of Bird, who made four hits out of four times at bat, and the excellent playing of Osborne. Greene's pitching was weak, and he retired in the sixth inning in favor of Hall. The score by innings: Innings...
...class has an opportunity of showing its confidence in the baseball team, and of expressing its appreciation of an unusually successful season, unmarred by a single defeat. Last week the Yale freshmen were defeated by a narrow margin, and it is likely that today's contest will be a hard one. Arrangements have been made for a cheering section reserved for Freshmen, and those who attend the Cornell game on season tickets should make an effort after the University game to fill the vacant places adjoining the cheering section...