Word: mahan
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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EDWARD WILLIAM MAHAN...
...season was opened on April 10 with a game at Fenway Park with the Red Sox. Mahan and Garritt held the World's Champions to five hits, and the University took away a 1 to 0 shut-out, Abbot scoring the run on an error and two successive singles off Gregg's delivery. Rain on the following two days prevented the Bowdoin game, but on April 13 Whitney led the Crimson to a 7 to 1 victory over Maine, with the visitors booting the game away by making nine errors...
...annual Spring southern trip, which brought forth the first set-back, began on Saturday, April 15, when Mahan defeated the Army's star pitcher, Neyland, by a score of 2 to 1. Charlottesville, Va., was the next stop on the itinerary, and here the University fought out a long 2 to 2 tie with Virginia. The Navy went down to a 4 to 3 defeat with Whitney twirling, but the game was won for Harvard at the expense of losing Wyche, who tore a ligament in his ankle and has been unavailable since. Mahan met a tartar at Washington...
...composed of the following: G. E. Abbot '17, J. T. Beal '17, H. S. Bothfeld '17, F. P. Coolidge '16, W. G. Cummings '17, F. G. Fripp '16, W. G. Garritt '17, C. L. Harrison '18, R. Harte '17, J. Knowles '18, R. M. Loring '18, E. W. Mahan '16, W. J. Murray '18, Captain H. L. Nash '16, G. A. Percy '18, C. S. Reed '17, T. H. Safford '16, H. H. Stephens '18, W. Whitney '16, H. C. Wiswall '18, C. Wyche '18, Coach Fred Mitchell, managers R. H. Stiles '16, G. A. Parsons '17, L. Higgins...
...kidnapped the cheer-leaders for the Tufts baseball game? For the tensest and the most important game played in the Stadium this year Mahan and the team behind him had no organized support whatever. That the strain of the game was terrific, in intellectual terms say Othello's third act to the limit, all present will testify. Everyone seemed ready to throw open the Janus-faced gates of etiquette and let out a little unrestrained enthusiasm, but no leader was on hand to give us the keys. The situation, to put it mildly, was disgraceful. R.W. BABCOCK...