Word: innings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...11th inning started with the score 5 to 5. D. J. O'Keeffe '18 retired Hanner at first and forced Edwards to send a grounder to R. P. Hallowell '20, which the latter failed to field. With the count three and two on Scribner, O'Keeffe failed to put the ball over the plate, placing a man on first and second. Keenan flied to R. Hoffman '19. Byrnes sent up a fly to J. H. Ward '18, which dropped out of his hands, Edwards scoring and Scribner going to third. J. B. Wolverton '20 fumbled White's grounder and Scribner...
Both teams scored twice in the fourth inning. For the Radio men two singles, an error, a stolen base, and an infield out, brought in the runs. For the University, Wolverton singled. Hallowell walked. Ward flied out. The base-runners advanced on an infield out and scored on J. S. Mosle '20's hit to right...
Yale's first score was made in the third inning. With two out, Gordon singled, stole second on a passed ball and scored on Gage's hit. In the fifth Holmes singled over second, went to third base on two successive, passed balls, and scored the second run when Prann hit through the pitcher...
...University's best chance to score was in the third inning, when T. H. Gammack '20 singled to centre field and reached third, only to be left there when R. P. Hallowell '20 was thrown out at first. Throughout the game Captain R. E. Gross '19 at shortstop, J. H. Ward '18 in left field, and Coolidge on first were the University's strongest players...
With eight hits and 15 runs in three innings, the Naval Radio School baseball team yesterday afternoon secured a lead which the 1921 nine was unable to overcome. For the last six innings the Freshmen held their more experienced opponents to five runs while they also secured a like number. Weak fielding and an inability to obtain timely hits were the chief defects in the play of the 1921 nine. In the sixth inning the Freshmen scored three runs on one single, a double and two triples. J. T. Baldwin and H. P. King played strong games for the yearlings...