Word: mounded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...more liable to run the ball back from behind the goal line. But of course the main result of this ruling will be to place a premium on a good kicker. Almost anybody can get off a good kick when the ball is placed on the top of a mound...
Booth, Coach Davidson's ranking box man, is slated to take the mound this afternoon. His performance against Holy Cross 1927 definitely established him as the leading Freshman twirler Gates will be held in reserve. The new line-up that functioned so well against the Purple will be held intact...
...Soldiers Field with the setting the same as in the past. An unbeaten Holy Cross team with eight decisive victories to its credit will encounter a Harvard nine at its best no more than fair. Owen Carroll, the best pitcher in college baseball, is ready to take the mound. The experts hesitate, however, to predict the Holy Cross landslide that comparative scores presage for they cannot but wonder if history will repeat itself. Will Harvard rise to the occasion this afternoon as it has in the past and play inspired baseball? That is the question that will fill the Soldiers...
...seconds 4 to 2 a week ago and these seconds have a victory over the Freshmen to their credit. Cushing Academy, however, which fell before Booth's pitching earlier in the season, slugged their way to an 11 to 6 win over Exeter on Wednesday. With Booth on the mound for the 1927 team again the schoolboys may find rough travelling this afternoon...
...Paul's 171 21 6.02 2 H. Van Wyck '26 New York City Trinity School 166 20 5.00 3 R. Nelson '24 New York City Erasmus Hall 163 21 6.00 4 A. S. Mayo '24 Middlet'n, N. Y. Columbus No. H. S. 172 22 6.01 5 M. Mound '25 New York City Stuyvesant H. S. 175 19 5.11 6 N. T. Buddine '26 Brooklyn Erasmus Hall 165 17 5.10 7 L. Tiihone '25 Brooklyn M. T. H. S. 164 22 5.11 S G. Washeck '24 New York City Stuyvesant H. S. 165 21 5.11 C W. H. Marshall...