Word: toured
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Maryland rallied to beat the Crimson 7-4, and with the exception of a 4-0 victory over Virginia the next day, Harvard lost every other game on its spring vacation tour...
...varsity dropped the second game with Virginia 2-1, lost twice to Richmond 8-5 and 8-0, and was shut out on two hits by Navy for a 4-0 defeat, ending its six-day spring tour with a 1-5 record...
...team's hitting a pre-season "strong" point, became another headache for Shepard. Third-baseman Jim Tobin, who led the Crimson last season with a 351 average, hit .333 on the tour, but the other averages on the team were dismal. Outfielder George Neville hit .227, and short stop Tom Bilodeau, with a .158 average, led the team with a paltry four RBI's, Falcone's 250 mark was second best for the trip...
...veterans' problems could open the starting lineup to a number of sophomores. The only sophomore starter on the southern trip was outfielder Dan Hootstein, but outfielder Bobby Leo, who chiefly saw pinchhitting duty on the tour, and first baseman Joe O'Donnell might find slots if Shepard should decide to shake the team up by juggling the lineup...
...first American tour, in 1923, the company performed four plays, including Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard and The Three Sisters. It returned with those two dramas, an adaptation of Nikolai Gogol's Dead Souls, and a new "realistic Soviet" play, Kremlin Chimes, all of which were warmly praised by the newspaper and magazine critics...