Word: sevens
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...five or six hundred miles through northern New Mexico and Arizona and southern Colorado and Utah. This part of the trip will occupy about a month. Among the most interesting places they will visit are the modern pueblo Zuni, the largest in the West, the remnant of the ancient "seven cities of Cibola," and Moki, where they will see the snake dance...
...which Holy Cross led for five innings, making nine hits against McKay and scoring five runs to one. In the last of the fifth inning Yale made five runs, and thereafter prevented Holy Cross from scoring. On May 23 Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth, 8 to 1, mainly through the seven errors made by Dartmouth, and a week later was defeated by the same team, 9 to 6, in a game characterized by heavy hitting on both sides, and by the weak fielding of the Holy Cross team. On May 26 the team defeated Georgetown by the score...
...batted Devlin out of the box in the first inning and Caldwell at the beginning of the fourth. Crimean finished the game for Pennsylvania and allowed only four scattered hits. Although he prevented Princeton from making any more runs, the Pennsylvania team was unable to overcome the lead of seven runs which Princeton had rolled up. Pennsylvania suffered her third defeat in the four weeks since the Harvard game, last Thursday, when she lost to Lafayette by the score of 2 to 0, through inability to make more than four hits against Newbury, while Crimean allowed seven...
...batting on both sides characterized the game which was on the whole uninteresting. Clarkson allowed only one scratch hit, struck out nine men, and threw out at second the only man to reach that base. He allowed four bases on balls. R.W. Brown, who pitched for Andover, struck out seven men, gave only three bases on balls and allowed only six hits, not more than two of which were in any one inning. Although the inability of the University team to hit a school pitcher was somewhat discouraging, the team seemed to have regained the steadiness and speed...
...costly, owing to Coburn's excellent work in keeping the bases empty. The best playing on the University team was done by Kernan, who accepted six chances errorlessly, and made two hits. For Bowdoin, Cox did the best work. Besides his excellent pitching, he accepted seven chances in the field and was the only man on his team not to strike...