Word: platee
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Both teams made their first run in the second inning, and Middlesex counted twice in the eighth, when Pollard sent Uptown as well as himself across the plate with a long home run. The yearlings, however, rallied in the ninth, and taking advantage of J. Knowlton's error and three consecutive singles by L. B. Lockwood, Thomas Campbell, and K. N. Hill, they tied the score. The tenth proved scoreless for both nines, but brilliant individual work by Pollard in the eleventh brought the schoolboys out of a closely contested struggle with a well earned victory...
...first inning, was the result of Kopf's low, twisttar triple to deep left center, and Maynard's timely single over the second base. In the second, Caswell singled to center field, and Robertson followed suit, both advancing on Grundman's sacrifice bunt, Lincoln to Owen, and crossing the plate on Goode's wild pitch. 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...
Places at the dinner are reserved through invitation cards, and the charge is $1.25 per plate...
...Scrubs made their most evident stand in the ninth, but it was really an up-hill fight for seven innings, and the last served only as a deserved culmination. The visitors started off with a rush, three men crossing the plate in the first. The initial shove was given them by J. C. Watson '23, when he walked the two first St. John batters. The schoolboys followed up their advantage, Sweeney and C. MacDonald both singled, scoring their team-mates, and Sweeney coming in on MacDonald's hit. O'Hayre was safe on an error, but the next three batters...
...Freshmen, seven men went to the bat in the first inning, three of them coming home for runs, scoring mostly on the errors of their opponents. St. Mark's sent two men across the plate in their half of the first session. From then on, both teams settled down and after the fourth inning no player crossed the plate, nor was there at any time serious danger of the Freshmen losing their lead...