Word: mcglone
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Spalding, hitherto undefeated, was found for three big runs in the opening. Captain Bickley walked with one out and took second on a single by Henderson, football captain-elect. Dupree fouled to Check, but Capron drove home two runs with a triple to left which McGlone misjudged badly. Capron scored a moment later on a single by Frantz. For three innings thereafter Spalding was master of the situation, and the Harvard stock rose, as the Crimson butters were hitting Milligan hard if not safely...
...fifth, however, saw Spalding's finish. Milligan singled and took second on Rossomondo's grounder to Campbell. Bickley lofted to Jenkins. Honderson was passed, but the strategy failed, as Dupree singled to center, scoring Milligan. Capron singled to left, and everybody scored when McGlone let the ball go, through him. Exit Spalding, enter Toulmin, and the side was retired without difficulty...
Meanwhile sensational Cornell fielding and steady pitching by Milligan was turning the University nine back scoreless inning after inning. The Ithacan infielders robbed the Crimson hitters of several apparently safe hits. A one-hand step by short stop Davis on McGlone's hot shot over second in the first inning and Bickley's back-hand stab of Gordon's drive in the third were the most phenomenal of the fielding features. The Crimson escaped a shut-out when Rogers reached second on an error by Henderson in right field and scored on a single by Campbell...
...Harvard half. Todd and Jenkins singled with one out. Hammond lofted to center field. Slayton walked, clogging the bases, and Cheek drove in Todd and Jenkins with a clean single. Slayton and Cheek came in on a hit by Brown. McGlone popped to the pitcher...
Errors by Jenkins and McGlone a base on balls, and a sacrifice fly gave Middlebury her last run in the seventh Toulmin pitched well for the last two innings, striking out three men and granting only...