Word: seventh
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Toulmin was less successful in the sixth. Milligan singled, Rossomondo walked, and Bickley laced a one-base drive to right, scoring Milligan, Rossomondo came in on a passed ball by Larrabee. Tow hits and an error by Jenkins' gave the Red and White another run in the seventh...
...Todd's drive in the seventh inning of the Middlebury game a home run or a single? There was a wide difference of opinion in yesterday's sporting columns. The Herald and the Globe called it a home run, giving the Sophomore center-fielder two circuit clouts for the game and four for the season. The Post and the Advertiser ruled it a single, charging the Middlebury center fielder with an error in letting the ball go through him. The CRIMSON, using the official score kept by the Harvard management, took the second stand...
Errors by Jenkins and McGlone a base on balls, and a sacrifice fly gave Middlebury her last run in the seventh Toulmin pitched well for the last two innings, striking out three men and granting only...
Brown started on the mound but he was yanked after the seventh inning on account of his wildness. Even with a seven-run lead and instructions of let Middlebury hit, the Harvard southpaw was unable to get the ball over the plate. After he had passed eight men and hit two, Coach Slattery's patience gave out, and he sent Toulmin to the box. The latter breezed through the last two innings without trouble...
...Crimson was again ragged in the field, as the six errors in the box score testify. Todd made a fine running catch in the seventh, however, and Slayton and Jenkins pulled off a clever double play in the ninth. Campbell played a brilliant fielding game at first base. For Middlebury Papke handled seven hard chances flawlessly at short stop...