Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Winthrop men played stellar ball during the first six innings of the tile, going into the last of the seventh with a comfortable lead, but the homer by Peter and errors on the part of the Puritans suddenly threw them out on the short end of the score. Norman Letarie, Winthrop's biggest swatter, chalked up another home run for himself in the seventh...
...Gold Coast-Rabbit game Johnny Hallett's home run brought a 4-0 victory for the Gold Coaster. The summary: Score--Kirkland 6, Winthrop 5. KIRKLAND WINTHROP Sieman, 2b. ss., Crampton Peter, cf. 3b., Letarie Parker, 1f. 2b., Randall Caley, rf. 1b., Bittenbender Christophe, 3b lf., Emery Powell, 1b. ef., Leon Moweley, ss. p., Baker Donnelley, Robinson, c. c. Egan Wells, p. rf., McDonald
...Thompson Cup the U. S. Military and Naval Academies used to contest at football, agreed to furnish the prize. Last week's matches were regarded by U. S. swordsmen as second only in importance to the Olympics, were fought as usual with foil, epee and sabre, but the scoring system was slightly different from previous years. Each team put up four men in each event, each event to comprise 16 bouts. Each bout won counted two points to the winning team. Ties in epee counted a point apiece. Team with the highest total in the three weapons...
...slim margin, took the decisive bout. Champion Norman C. Armitage, a chemist himself, and famed Photographer Nickolas Muray, took two bouts apiece. Final score: U. S., 54; Great Britain...
...hard fought match, which was not decided until the final doubles, the Harvard Varsity tennis team repulsed a marauding squad of Dartmouth Indians Saturday afternoon by the close score of 5-4. It was not until August C. Helmholz '36 and Frank W. Jones '35 stepped up, with the singles divided at three all and the first two doubles matches split, and trimmed Mook and Hall, 6-3, 6-3 in the third doubles that the afternoon was decided in favor of the Crimson...