Word: mounds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...SeaBees invade the precincts of Cambridge tomorrow when the Harvard Varsity baseball team faces a powerful squad from Camp Thomas at 3:15 o'clock on Soldiers Field. Right-hander Jack Wallace of the V-12 will again take the mound for the Crimson nine. The lineup in general is the same one that Coach Stahl fielded against the Quonset team last week...
Four unearned runs poured over the plate for the Quonset Naval Air Station Saturday as Jack Wallace stood on the mound watching a beautifully pitched ball game degenerate into a 4-2 Harvard defeat. Two runs in the ninth on a walk, an error, an infield single, and a fly ball capped the disaster...
...mound for the Crimson nine will be Jack Wallace of the V-12 unit, with Sid Greeley, Jack Easton '47 of the V-12, and Sam Hall of the NROTC, as possible alternate starters. Bill Harding of the NROTC will be behind the plate...
...documentary film team, a driver, a mechanic and three gendarmes to guard us on the desert. Coming back we had to get a tenth into the car for the driver bought a Turki girl in Kashgar for $200 (rather pretty though unwashed) and perched her high on the topmost mound of baggage...
Infantrymen were running and crouching, circling around a large mound. Three or four mounted the grassy parapet and jumped down on the other side. There was a burst of fire, and another, as grenades went off. In the foreground a soldier wearing glasses and holding an unlit cigaret between his lips sprang from the concealing greenery and ran at half speed for about ten yards to a palm tree. He landed behind this tree with his feet forward in a sitting position and his head turned mechanically to look back over the field. After two or three seconds...