Word: shut
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Then came the first defeat of the season, at the hands of Huntington, whose players had no difficulty in pounding out a 9 to 3 victory. The high water mark of the 1918 season was reached in the next game, when Hitchcock shut out the strong Worcester Academy nine. The slump began after this contest, and three games in succession were dropped to Exeter, Andover, and Dean Academy by scores of 3 to 0, 6 to 4, and 4 to 1, respectively. A temporary brace was taken in the Pilgrim's game, the 1918 team winning...
Princeton's championship hopes went by the board on Soldiers Field Saturday afternoon. Mahan was in the box for the University, and holding the visitors to four scattered hits, shut them out 3 to 0. Except for a bad throw of Hardwick's in the eighth, the support given him was perfect, Deyo, the Princeton twirler was likewise in good form, but at critical moments the defence behind him weakened. Two of the University's runs were gifts of Princeton errors...
...nipped Hanks at the plate while Gill was taking third. With Captain Greene up, Scully raced toward second, but as Gill started home, Abbot took the throw in short field and returned it to Harte in time to prevent the run. This was the only time that Mahan's shut-out was seriously in danger...
...past week was by far the best of the University baseball season to date. First, the two-game series with Brown was evened up by an 11 to 10 victory at Providence. Then Williams, with Brown the victor over both Yale and Princeton, was shut out in a no-hit game by a 4 to 0 score, and finally, came Saturday's defeat for Princeton. All three teams were in the running for the intercollegiate title, and the University's way to that honor has now been greatly cleared. The coming contests with the Calumet Club and the Pilgrims will...
Brown, the opponent in the games of tomorrow and Monday, has defeated both Princeton and Yale. On May 19, Brown won an 8-7 victory at New Haven, and on Wednesday of this week shut out Princeton with a score of 8 to 0. The team which on Tuesday touched up Mahan for seven safeties, was able to make but one hit off Crowell, the Brown pitcher. Furthermore, Crowell's team gave him great support by hitting safely for a total of ten. It is highly probable that Crowell will pitch tomorrow...