Word: rans
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...with indolent work at the bat, were the cause of the defeat by Williams, a much inferior team. Then there came a decided improvement, which resulted in the three shut outs against Colby, Bowdoin and Lafayette. On these games is based the present judgment of the team. The men ran bases with good judgment, field quickly and well, made good hits at the right time, and worked hard throughout the game. Faults, however, were still apparent. The hitting was by no means as good as it ought to have been, considering the pitchers encountered, and it is the weak point...
...base bit. In the last half of the ninth inning the Loafers made three successive hits that brought in two runs, but with a man on first and second the Loafers lost their last chance to win. On a pop fly to Parton, Carr left second and ran home, allowing the Dew Drops to retire the side by an easy double play...
...were broken, all four by Yale men. Sheldon of Yale broke the intercollegiate record in the shot, by his put of 44 ft. 8 1-2 in., which is 5 1-2 in. ahead of the record held by Book of Yale. In the two mile, Tell of Yale ran in 9m. 55 4-5s., which breaks Richardson's record of last year by 1 4-5s. Hargrave of Yale did the best individual work. He won both the 100 and 220 yard dashes in record time--the first in 10s., the previous record being...
...yards dash, A. E. Hind of Cambridge is by far the fastest man. At the meet between Cambridge and the London Athletic Club, he ran two heats in 9 4-5 seconds. T. Churchhill, also of Cambridge, runs within a yard of Hind...
...Grant of U. of P. took the lead and finished twenty yards ahead of Cornell, with Knowles of Harvard some distance behind. Cornell finished first in the third mile, with Pennsylvania second and forty yards ahead of White. Clark started the last relay fifty yards behind the leader, and ran a strong race all the way, gaining gradually on the Cornell runner, whom he passed at the three-quarters mark. He caught Bushnell of U. of P. on the turn into the home stretch. The finish was a plucky spurt on the part of both men, Clark finishing two feet...