Word: skips
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Skip Falcone had caught a line drive and scooped the ball to shortstop Tom Bilodeau at second for a double play. But Bilodeau, trying to catch Dartmouth's Dick Horton off first base, threw the ball over first baseman Joe O'Cornell's head. As O'Connell turned to chase the ball and Horton started toward second base, a major collision occurred...
...eighth, Scott lost his shutout when with one out, Stofer singled and second baseman Bob Fabbricatore doubled him home. Fabbricatore took third when Harvard second baseman Skip Falcone's relay bounced past third baseman Neil Houston. Cornell right fielder Dave Bliss then grounded to Bilodeau, who fired the ball in to catcher Gary Miller. Miller tagged out Fabricatore, trying to score from third, and threw to Falcone at second just nipping Bliss, trying for an extra base...
Leading off last Monday in the first game of the 1965 Harvard baseball season, Skip Falcone hit a home run against Maryland. But things went downhill rapidly from there...
Second baseman Skip Falcone provided one of the many pleasant surprises of the 1964 season. After a year with the JV team, Falcone won a starting position of the varsity and was the squad's fourth leading hitter with a .293 average. Falcone and shortstop Tom Bilodeau give Harvard one of the best collegiate double-play combinations in the East...
...surprised as the next guy," he admitted. Manager of CBS's New York station for only five months, and before that manager for six years of the Philadelphia station, Jack Schneider, with no network experience, was a deep dark-horse choice. "They simply decided to skip a step with me," he explained. The reason was quickly apparent. By his own admission, "One of the things I have accomplished is to create an atmosphere in which everybody can get along...