Word: sox
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Ulyssos John Lupien, Jr. '39, Harvard's answer to Moe Berg, had a chance to revisit Cambridge yesterday, but even that academic inspiration proved incapable of preventing his floundering Chicago team from being whitewashed by the Boston Red Sox...
...best high-school kicker in Georgia, a guard on the all-state basketball team, and a champion pole vaulter. Radcliffe expects to sign a big league baseball contract when he graduates in June, but says he has no favorite among the Detroit Tigers, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Indians. Says his coach: "He's still one of the boys. They kid around with him just the same and tussle with him. When he needs rolling, we roll...
Three Crimson athletes, Red Sox hurler Mickey Harris, a crew of Settlement House boxers, plus the Mayor of Cambridge will appear tonight at the Cambridge High and Latin School as part of Benefit Father and Son Sport Night to send a deserving student to college...
...socks and a plastic shin guard. He was not only a rookie but a southpaw to boot, and Plate-Umpire Cal Hubbard got set for a flurry of wild pitching. But the rookie's "live" fast ball cut the plate and his curve snapped over for strikes. Red Sox sluggers got only two hits in five innings...
...league victory (4-2). Said Philadelphia's 85-year-old Manager Connie Mack, who sweated out the game on the bench, "I never felt so tired in all my life." His lowly A's went on to win a third straight game from the highly-touted Red Sox - and to enjoy, while they could, the strange sensation of leading the American League with a fat 1,000 average...