Word: platee
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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After Brown had scored three times in the second inning, the Crimson came back in its half, Hammond and Hill getting on base with infield hits. Thayer also singled to center, but Hammond was cut off at the plate when he tried to score from second, Trumbower making a perfect throw home. Keegan flied out to Trumbower, Herrmann then drove the ball past third, and K. Hill came in from second for the first Crimson score. A rally that should have netted several more runs came to an untimely end when Buell flied out to Wilson in left field...
...seventh, three singles and errors by the visitors gave the Crimson its opportunity to even up the score. All hopes of victory were shattered, however, when Brown bunched its hits and crossed the plate for three more runs in the first of the ninth...
...grounded out to second, but McGlone rapped out a long double to right field, and was advanced to third on a single by Knowlton. Both men scored when Slayton hit a liner to right field. Verigan fielded a grounder by Todd poorly and the third Crimson run crossed the plate. Both Todd and Field, who reached first on a single to center, scored when Allen placed the ball over second for a perfect texas leaguer. The rally closed on a fly to left field by Maher, having netted five runs...
...Soldiers Field, a triple by Burgess breaking the deadlock in the last of the ninth. Coach Slattery surprised everyone by starting Young on the mound, although he was replaced by Bemis in the sixth when the visitors started a rally that ended only after five runners had crossed the plate...
...this tight place, Bemis was substituted for Young on the mound. Leete did not give the former a chance to get his hand in, but selecting the first ball, which broke low on the outside corner of the plate, he lifted it into deep left field, clearing the bases and reaching third himself. In spite of this discouraging start, Bemis settled down, and retired Warner for the last...