Word: horan
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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HARVARD HOLY CROSS Lincoln, 3b., l.f., Leo Dugan Gordon, r.f. 3b., Gantreau Conlon, s.s. s.s., Gagnon Owen, 1b., r.f., Leonard Dugan Jenkins, 2b. c.f., Simendinger Janin, l.f. 2b., Maguire Hallock, c.f. l.b., Doherty Murphy, c. c., Ryan Goode, p. p., Horan or Tunney...
...certain whom Coach Barry will start on the mound. Horan, who pitched a steady game in the first Crimson contest is the logical man for the position but according to the Holy Cross management there is a possibility that Tunney will start the contest. The Worcester infield has been worked into a smoothly functioning machine, and this together with their known ability at the bat makes the Purple's dangerous opponent for any team...
Goode and Horan Both Pitch Well...
Goode pitched a steady game, allowing but six hits and several times getting himself out of bad holes. But the mound work of the visitors was also of the highest quality. Horan allowed four hits and kept the Crimson batters under control through most of the game. The fielding on both sides was almost perfect up to the last inning when the Crimson work fell down for a moment under the heavy hitting...
After a pitchers battle for two innings Goode knocked a clean single to left field and was quickly sent home by a long two-base hit to left center by Lincoln. At this point Horan tightened up, and struck out the next batter, while Gautreau ended the inning when he stopped a hard drive of Conlon's. The Crimson threatened again when Gordon hit to right field and was advanced to second and third on two sacrifice hits. Again it was the expert fielding of Gautreau that stopped the attack...