Word: mounds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Waldstein does start tomorrow, Captain Lou Clay may be expected to open on the mound this afternoon against the Cadets and perhaps also begin the Columbia battle on Monday...
Although no official tabulation was kept, the home Varsity crossed the plate about eight times while the visitors were limited to four runs, all when Jack Farley was on the mound. But Joe Phelan, the Crimson starter, and Warren Berg proved more than capable of leashing the Terries...
...Varsity battle. There has not even been a ceiling placed on the number of innings to be played. Chief purpose of the meeting is to give the less-experienced players of both teams a chance to prove their worth. Coach Floyd Stahl has, therefore, delegated the Crimson mound assignment to three novice hurlers. Sophomore Joe Phelan will start and be relieved successively by Junior Jack Farley and Sophomore Warren Berg...
Wentworth started off on the right foot with a tally in the opening frame. The Crimson came back with two in the second, and went way out in front with three more in the fourth. Bill Shealy on the mound for the winners, went to the showers after that outburst, and Harvard was thoroughly shackled by Jee Sawyer, his successor, who get credit for the victory...
...opposition was chiefly lacking on the mound and the Crimson went into double figures in every hit column. Navy, which went on to trounce Cornell and Vermont after losing to the Varsity, sparkled in the infield and extended three of its seven hits for extra bases. All 17 men on the trip got a chance at bat after Coach Floyd Stahl gained confidence behind a 15-3 lead in the sixth...