Word: pitcherful
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Dean, and tying the third with St. John's. Their weak spot has been in the pitching staff, but this has been bolstered up by the acquisition of Toulmin from the regulars. He will probably start the game on the mound, with Burns held in reserve for a relief pitcher. The seconds had a light practice game yesterday, in order to give this new combination an opportunity to get used to working together...
...they sent Wentworth Institute down to defeat by the score to 6 to 0. Huntington offered even less resistance, finally succumbing by the score of 17 to 1. The real proof of Andover's strength, however lies in her victory over the Yale seconds last Saturday. Shoop, the Andover pitcher, held his opponents to no hits until, in the last of the ninth, with two outs and two strikes, he permitted Jenkins to bat out a home run which brought in another man ahead of him, making the final score 8 to 2. With nine veterans, three of whom...
Moseley will start his first game on the mound today, although he has pulled the Crimson through many tight holes as a relief pitcher. Clyde Engel and Bill Grimes, the former Dartmouth pitcher, have assisted this week with the coaching, giving special attention to Moseley, who is considered one of the most promising boxmen on the Freshman team. Today, however, he faces the stubborn opposition of a team that has been coached with the Freshman game as an objective, and he will need all his speed and control to bring a Crimson victory. HARVARD 1926 WOSCESTER McGlone, s.s. l.f., Sprague...
...second baseball team played the St. John's School nine to a 9 to 9 tie yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field. The game was very loosely played on both sides, the seconds making four errors, and their opponents five. Neither pitcher was able to last out the whole contest. Burns replacing Anastas in the sixth for the Crimson, and O'Neill and later Baker replacing Sullivan for St. John's. The seconds showed a superior brand of baseball, but the visitors bunched six hits in one inning, scoring a total of five runs...
...tally came as the result of a hot liner by McGlone, who crossed the plate a minute later on Knowlton's long sacrifice fly. Their only other run came in the extra inning. Captain Maher, who substituted for Baldwin in the last of the seventh, was hit by the pitcher, and reached second on Casto's sacrifice. The score came when McGlone hit a high bounding ball to the visitor's third baseman, who was slightly over-anxious and threw wide of first...