Word: hardes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Holy Cross defeated Yale in baseball at Worcester yesterday afternoon in a hard hitting game by a score of 10 to 4. Yale used three pitchers, Cushing, Parsons and Kinney, but none of them proved effective. Yale scored once in the first, and once in the second inning, on triples by Kinney and Sweeney, coupled with errors by Holy Cross, but did not score again until the ninth when Holy Cross had the game well in hand...
...thanks of the University are due to the track team for its victory over Yale on Saturday. And they are due not only to those members of the team who scored points in the meet, but to all the men whose hard work and good-natured rivalry made success possible. The victory was not brought about by the efforts of a few "stars," but by the combined effort of a well-balanced team. It was a fitting culmination of one of the most successful series of spring track meets we have had, and is especially gratifying because it was attained...
Princeton defeated Andover in baseball at Andover yesterday afternoon by a score of 5 to 0. Drewes of Princeton pitched a no-hit, no-run game and struck out eight men. Belford and McKay, of Andover, were hit hard. The feature of the game was Harlan's catch of Reilly's hard drive to left field...
...University team had sixteen hits to their credit. It was the first real exhibition of batting the men have given and without the help of Exeter's wretched fielding, which contributed enough runs to win several games, they hit the ball hard enough to win. Captain Dexter, McCall, and Slater led the list with three safe hits apiece. Slater was too much for his opponents and was never in a tight place...
...without a mistake. In the eighth, Cooney attempted to steal, but Howe's throw was perfect and in spite of being knocked over by the baserunner, McCall held the ball and retired the man. Simons accepted seven of his eight chances without an error. The last one was a hard grounder which Leonard almost reached and which Simons juggled long enough for the man to reach the base...