Word: mounds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Holy Cross has three good pitchers on its list, and which will start will probably not be decided until shortly before the contest begins. Horan has been on the mound during the hardest games, hurling his team to a victory over the fast Tigher outfit, and allowing only six hits to the victorious Lehigh players, eleven of whom he retired with strike outs. Gill, who was on the same team as Conlon and Goode at Exeter, is another strong boxman, while Tunney, who pitched against Yale is a possible choice, Powerful stickmen are plentiful in the Purple line-up. Maguire...
...Browne sent the ball far past. Jahin for three bases; Ross received a pass; Bower also walked, filling the bases. Kopf hit over Emmons, playing close, and Browne and Ross scored. Maynard brought in Bower's run with a single past second. Then Russell went on to the University mound, and struck out Merritt. Kopf having been previously, retired on second, this ended Dartmouth's biggest inning. The University had not yet settled down by the third, and some ragged Fielding gave Dartmouth its seventh tally, which it increased by two in the sixth, bunching three singles and a double...
...latter winning 4-2. Goode, Russell, Hallock and Conion were given a day off, and Crockett, Bigelow, Clark and Shaw substituted for them. E. L. Gherke, pitching for the yearlings, made a good showing, holding the University to four hits, and fanning six men. Bigelow, who was on the mound for the University during six innings, also allowed but four hits and struck out five Freshmen, retiring the last three by this method. The 1924 team played good ball throughout, and had the score tied until the sixth, when Carnegle's overthrow of first base gave the University two runs...
Coach Young will use K. N. Hill and E. L. Gehrke on the mound, both of whom have developed into durable and dependable pitchers. The rest of the team will remain as in the last two games, with the possible exception of Collins, in right field, who may be replaced by Mann...
...Freshman baseball team will journey to Southboro tomorrow to meet the strong St. Mark's team. K. N. Hill will be on the mound again for the yearlings with Gherke as relief. The St. Marks team has proved itself a strong scoring combination but has been weak on the defense all year. The game will be called at 3.30. The 1924 line-up will be: Percy Jenkins, s.s.: R. M. Clough 2b.: Lewis Gordon, e.f.: T. M. Carnegie Jr. 8b: L. C. Larrabee c.: A. S. Rogers, l.f.: R. G. Norris, 1b.: R. C. Mann r.f.: K. N. Bill...