Word: walt
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...second, Walt Stahura led off with a single, stole second, and scored on an Army error. The Crimson added a fourth tally in the third on Hasting's home...
...minute last of the fifth was absurd, as inept Cornell moundsmen combined with the best Crimson hitting of the year. John Getch and Walt Stahura, each of whom had three hits, opened with singles. Phil Haughey popped to third, and Repetto struck out, but then Cornell pitcher Bob List walked Bergantino, Cleary and Simourian...
Actually, the Crimson wrapped the game up in the second inning. Botsford led off with a single to left, took second on a passed ball and scored when John Getch tripled to left. Then, loser Bill Possiel gave up his only walk of the game to Walt Stahura. After Haughey flied to left, McGinnis laid down a perfect bunt to send Getch home with what proved to be the winning tally...
Tufts came up with two more in the seventh to tie the score at 3 to 3. With one out, Bert Muench singled to center and took second on a fielders choice. Then Ed McMellen hit a high fly which center fielder Mickey Costa (substituting for Walt Stahura) misjudged and lost for a Jumbo home run and two scores...
John Getch, the left fielder, will bat fifth, followed by right fielder Matt Botsford, and Walt Stahura, who will be in center...