Word: mike
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...seven oar North Bacon, 175 lbs., from New York City, presides, while Hal Whitman, 18G lbs., from Boston takes charge of the No.6 position. The No. 5 pivot finds "Mike" Marshall 197 lb. giant from California and at No. 4 is 189 lb. Anthony Villa of New York City. Fred Herter, 179 lb, native of Boston controls the No. 3 spot, backed up by John Erskine who hails from California at No. 2. Rowing the bow oar is Everett H. Brown of Philadelphia. Both Brown and Erskine tip the scales...
...meantime, his mates let loose a heavy barrage of thirteen bingles, hitting easily all that two opposing hurlers had to offer. Captain Mike Rice led the Yardling barrage, pounding out three singles and a two-bagger, in five trips to the plate. "Big Bill" Parsons, with a triple and a single, and Bud Finegan and Ed Buckley with two singles apiece also figured prominently in the hitting...
Kenny Brown is a certainty at center, and Walt Matusczak will be in right field. Johnny Gannett and Hup Ryan will share the left garden duties. Coach Tatum has a pair of capable receivers in Bob White and Mike Ruddy...
...chief burden of mound chores is likely to fall on the shoulders of Walt Sickles and Mike Stehnach, with Jim Young and Ben Morse coming in for a bit of action too. Watch out for the Big Red. They may be tough by mid-season...
Sparked by slugging Captain Mike Rice and Minnesota's Ed Buckley, Adolph Samborski's Yardling baseball squad is a well-balanced outfit, potentially strong in all departments, and by far surpasses the 1941 nine in natural ability...