Word: mounded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Puffer, one of the recent additions to the squad, will probably get the assignment for mound duty this afternoon, although Cotter or Johnson are possible hurlers. If the Crimson does not emerge from its recent batting slump, however, good pitching will be of no avail...
...star south fair, will have his second taste of Maine batting today. His wildness in the Bates game almost threw away the verdict, but the manner in which he finished up the Cornell game augurs well for this afternoon. Toulmin may be Coach Shattery's last minute choice for mound duty and in any case he will be the first relief pitcher...
Coach Stewart's second team has been materially helped by the recent cut in the University squad. Burton will replace Pratt in left field and Nash will probably be on the mound. Cotter, who relieved Johnson in the Exeter game, may get the assignment, or if Coach Delehanty decides at the last minute to use a left-handed pitcher. Cotter may be used in center field. Coach Stewart believes in using right-handed batters against southpaws, and there may possibly be several last-minute changes in the line-up. The Second team staff of mound artists is not so strong...
Brown Goes to Mound in Eight...
...auspicious victory behind it, will invade Exeter at 3 o'clock this afternoon, hoping to avenge the 9 to 0 shut out of last year. Sawyer, the Exeter twirler who did not allow a single Crimson player to reach third base last year, will again be on the mound. McPhail, the left fielder, is also a veteran of last year but four of the triumphant nine are now playing with the Harvard 1927 team...