Word: runner
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...twelve men, giving no bases on balls, making one put out and three assists, all without an error. In the ninth inning he brought in two runs by a single to centre field. Carr had two chances at third base and fielded them cleanly, throwing Collier, a very fast runner, out at first base on a slow bunt along the foul line. At the bat he failed to get a hit, striking out once and drawing one base on balls. Wendell accepted his one chance in left field and showed enough improvement at the bat to make two clean hits...
...getting two singles and one two-base hit. Stillman pitched very well, allowing Williams only two hits. He made one two-base hit but struck out in the fourth inning with a man on second. Randall made two errors at first base, once when knocked over by the runner, and again by missing a ground ball. He made three hits. Skilton fielded cleanly, but failed to get a hit, striking out once. R. P. Kernan failed to hit safely, struck out once, and did not throw to bases as well as usual, allowing two stolen bases. Greenough made two errors...
Coolidge was prevented from playing on account of the injury to his shoulder received in the Colby game. At shortstop Skilton fumbled badly, making Harvard's two errors. Randall's work was not satisfactory. He allowed a runner to beat him out to first on a slow ground ball; and in turn reached first too late, when he should have been safe. H. Kernan played well in the field, covering a great deal of ground; and showed good form at the bat, opening the eighth inning with a clean hit, and scoring one of the runs...
...University golf team defeated Oakley yesterday in a team match of ten men on a side by the score of 26 to 20. The heavy condition of the ground and the temporary putting greens made good scores impossible. Thornton, runner up in the fall tournament, did the best work for Harvard, defeating Cracknell 9 up, with an 84. J. M. Richards '04 also played well and added 5 points to the score. Richardson, who has just returned to College after an illness, played his first match of the season yesterday and tied with W. E. Egan...
...less steady than Brown, but is capable of brilliant playing. Lindsley is the present intercollegiate champion, defeating Hitchcock in the individual championship last spring. Wadsworth was substitute last year. In the qualifying round of the individual championship he tied Brown for the lowest score. W. E. Egan '05 was runner-up to Travis in the national championship last summer. U. A. Murdock '04, W. W. Hoffman '02 and T. M. Richards '04 have all done well in open tournaments, and are valuable candidates. P. A. Proal '05 won the inter-scholastic championship of New York last year, and did well...