Word: hot
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Gardener's muff of Taylor's throw, stole second, and came home on a passed ball. Phillips, who had taken his base on balls, reached third on this passed ball, and came in on Kimball's muff of LeMoyne's fly. Tilden flied out to Kimball. Allen hit a hot grounder to Marble, who failed to stop it, giving him his base, and LeMoyne, who had reached second on Sullivan's wild throw, scored the third run. Allen stole second and Smith took his base on balls, but Winslow struck out, leaving them on base. Score, Amherst 4, Harvard...
...second inning, Amherst went out in order. Crocker made a base hit but was forced out at second by Coolidge. Coolidge took second on a passed ball. Baker hit a hot liner to Taylor who, after catching it, threw to Buffum, who muffed the ball, giving Coolidge third base. Phillips then made a magnificent home run, making the score 5 to 4. LeMoyne struck...
Third round. Varick opened with heavy round-handers, but the fine countering of Bradley turned his hard blows off. Hot hitting by both contestants followed, and Bradley succeeded in getting Varick in chancery, but they were immediately parted. As both contestants were by this time some what winded, the round ended tamely, and Bradley was rightly named the winner...
Complaint is made that the supply of hot water at the gymnasium is insufficient...
...both sides. In the meantime Magruder has made a feint in front of a porting of McClellan's army, which prevented aid being sent to Porter. The next day Lee remains quiet, only to find that the retreat of McClellan to the James has begun. Lee orders a hot pursuit and almost envelopes the Union army. At Charles City cross roads a desperate attempt is made to break through the Union lines, but fails. Finally, at Malvern Hill, under the shelter of the gunboats, McClellan stops retreating and takes up a position for defence. Lee knowing that this...