Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sullivan Wields Big Stick...
...Burns is left out of the reckoning, Sullivan becomes the big stick of the Harvard diamond men. Besides hitting at a clip of .380, the Crimson short stop is also the leader in other departments of the nine's offense. He has made the most hits eight; he has scored the most runs, nine; he leads the base-stealers with three thefts to his credit: and he is tied with Captain Todd and Zarakov for the most three-base hits and home-runs, respectively...
Last year's Freshman leader, Jones, who is getting his chance through the injury to Burns, is next in order. In four games, he has collected seven hits, all singles, and of the regulars, he stands next to Sullivan with an average of .350. Zarakov, winner last year of the prizes for both fielding and hitting: Chauncey, catching his first year on the University outfit, and Barbee, the latter's battery mate follow in the slugging array in the order named...
...been pilfered by the University base runners to date. For six games, this number is not startling, but it represents the efforts of pretty much the whole team, and not of one or two stars, a fact that makes the Crimson offensive dangerous all the way down the line. Sullivan, with three thefts leads the robbers. Todd and Ellison both have two bases to their credit, and the remainder are scattered down along the batting order...
...short field, Sullivan has rolled up an average of .875 accepting 32 chances. Sullivan has shown the most consistent fielding work, although his throwing has been wide at times. His only rival for the short stop berth, McGlone has yet to break into the percentage columns. HOW THE LEADERS STAND Home Runs Sullivan, Zarakov 1 Three Base Hits Sullivan, Todd 1 Two Base Hits Barbee, Ellison 1 Runs Scored Sullivan 9 Stolen Bases Sullivan 3 Sacrifice Hits Ellison...