Word: pitches
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Coach Young will start T. S. Oakes on the mound when the Freshmen meet M. I. T. 1923 on Soldiers Field at 3 this afternoon. In order that G. Owen, whom he is saving to pitch against the Elis on Monday, may have an opportunity to figure in the batting list, Coach Young is making a slight change in his outfield. Owen will go to left field, while J. S. Clark will be shifted to right field. Otherwise the line-up will be unchanged...
...triple by G. Owen in the fifth inning, scoring C. C. Buell with the first Freshman run, was apparently the cause of a 7-2 defeat presented to the yearling team by Dartmouth 1923 yesterday at Soldiers Field. Owen's exertion in traversing the bases evidently exhausted his pitching ability as Dartmouth, after having been retired in order for five frames, reached him in the next inning for four hits which, aided by infield errors, a wild pitch, a walk, and a hit batsman, gave the New Hampshire men six runs and the game...
...Harvard 3, Bowdoin 2. Sacrifice hits, Conlon, Lincoln. Stolen bases, Conlon, Hallock, Smith, Clifford. Two-base hit Hallock. Three-base hits, Hallowell. Merrell, Bases on balls, off Hardell 4, off Walker 4. Left on bases. Harvard 4, Bowdoin 8. Struck out, by Hardell 9, by Walker 9. hit by pitched ball, Morrell, Hallock. Double plays, Morrell, Cook and Clifford; Smith and Cook. Wild pitch, Hardell. Time, 2h, 10m. Umpire, Barry...
Entering the eighth inning with the overwhelming lead of six runs, the Freshman baseball nine cracked and permitted Holy Cross 1923 to score seven times in the last two innings and win 9-8. With G. Owen pitching, the first two men up in the eighth were passed, and after he had been relieved by T. F. Oakes, three successive errors and a sacrifice fly brought in three runners without a single hit. J. Anastas went in to pitch for the Freshmen in the ninth after the first batter had reached first on a hit and two balls had been...
...Merritt 2, Bruce 2, Brown, Ross. Two-base hit, Emmons. Three-base hit, Hallock. Bases on balls, off Harrison 1, off Bullard 4, off Hardell 1. Left on bases, Harvard 6, Dartmouth 14. Struck out, by Harrison 3, by Bullard 4, by Merritt 3, by Grundman 1. Hit by pitched ball, Reese, Kopf, by Harrison; Lancaster, by Merritt. Passed ball, Lancaster. Wild pitch, Harrison. Time, 2h. 40m. Umpires, Harry, Stafford...