Word: techs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Tech, led by Captain John Melavas, beat Bowdoin by a score of 6 to 3, as compared to the Crimson's 9 to 0 triumph, but the Polar Bears' first and third men in the match with M.I.T. were not in the lineup against the varsity...
...Barnaby can persuade the Tech coach to schedule some extra singles matches, then Don Bossart, Conrad Fischer, Herb Stone, and Terry King may also see action. The Crimson doubles lineup will depend on the results of the singles...
Sailors from the College and M.I.T. will race on the Charles today for the annual Harvard-Tech trophy...
Ward, who pitched the first four innings, and his successor, Jim Fitzgibbons, allowed the Engineers only three hits, all of the single variety. The varsity could do little better against the slants of the four Tech hurlers, however, as the Crimson batters could pick up only four hits. But 14 bases on balls, two Tech errors, and one each of wild pitches, passed balls, and balks sank the Engineers...
Catcher "Bing" Crosby, the next hitter, tapped one weakly to the mound. Tech pitcher Marshall Rogan threw home rather than to first the ball going past the ear of his astonished receiver. Two more runs counted on the error, which was charged to the catcher. Ray Macsaka, the third baseman, drove in the final two runs with a clean single to left...