Word: macdonald
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...infield as jittery as he. Bill Cleary, the first batter, grounded to the shortstop, Don Prohovich, who was unable to field it cleanly. It went as an error. Ned Felton, batting for Don Butters, forced Cleary at second, and after George Anderson looked at a third strike, George MacDonald ended it all with a skow roller down the third baseline, which third baseman Tom Yasenki charged and flipped underhand to first to nip him by a step...
George Anderson, still at first base, is fourth in the circuit with a .360 average and a chance to win the Blair batting trophy. Bob Gorman will start his second varsity game at second, with Ed Krinsky at short, and either Jim Rahal or Ray Maesaka at third. George MacDonald is scheduled to catch...
With one out in the fourth, catcher George MacDonald hit a long fly to center which Dave Nelson dropped after a hard run. Jim Rahal flow out, but Bob German, playing his first varsity game at second base after being promoted from the Jayvees two days ago, dropped a double in front of Nelson. MacDonald scored, and when pitcher Priere walked with the ball towards the mound, German broke for third. He kept on to score when the surprised Huskie threw the ball past third...
Kelley pushed the first pitch high and deep to Bill Chauncey in left. Chauncey's throw pulled MacDonald off the plate and Umpire Bartin Boyle ruled Easton safe MacDonald protested in vain...
...midst of the argument, Kerey tried to steal third, but MacDonald throw him out easily, ending the inning. Arnold's only pitch of the game resulted in a run and two outs...