Word: walts
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Aside from the mound problem no lineup problems are bothering Samborski. He expects to use Walt Coulson, John Caulfield and Len Lunder in the outfield Bill Fitz, Captain Jack Forte, Saul Mariaschin, and John Coppinger in the infield and Bill Hamlen behind the plate...
Bill Fitz, the only Varsity player to get two hits, tallied the Crimson's third run in the ninth. He walked, took second on Walt Coulson's long fly, moved to third on a fielder's choice, and completed the circuit when Saul Mariaschin singled to right...
...freak plays accounted for the first two scores. Tellefson walked Captain Jack Forte and Billy Fitz, and then threw four balls to Walt Coulson. As Coulson trotted toward first, catcher Bill Swiacki made the customary throw to third base. The heave sailed into left field, and Forte scored. Then, with one out, Len Lunder lofted a foul fly to left field which Bruce Gehrke unaccountably caught, allowing Fitz to score easily after the putout...
Early-season batting weaknesses had Samborski worried, but lately the team has shown up pretty well at the plate. Walt Coulson, Saul Mariaschin, and Bill Fitz have proved themselves the strongest of the Crimson hitters...
...aspiring Astronomy-major who fancies his prospective field as a sort of idealistic joyride into the realm of fantasy, the best advice is "Pull out now, before it's too late!" Go out into the starry night, like Walt Whitman, and enjoy the beauty of the heavens while the learned astronomers rave on inside; but whatever you do, don't try to become a learned astronomer yourself. Astronomy is one of the meatiest, most practical fields of concentration offered at Harvard...