Word: went
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first set-back, began on Saturday, April 15, when Mahan defeated the Army's star pitcher, Neyland, by a score of 2 to 1. Charlottesville, Va., was the next stop on the itinerary, and here the University fought out a long 2 to 2 tie with Virginia. The Navy went down to a 4 to 3 defeat with Whitney twirling, but the game was won for Harvard at the expense of losing Wyche, who tore a ligament in his ankle and has been unavailable since. Mahan met a tartar at Washington, for Catholic University found him for 11 hits...
...were given a great treat on the following Tuesday, when Tufts, beaten only by Bowdoin, came to Cambridge with an experienced team which had been hitting over 300. Eleven innings of very close play was the extent of the game, and the result was Harvard, 4 to 3. Mahan went the whole distance for the Crimson, pitched winning ball, and should have won in the ninth, when Fripp sent the game to extra innings by failing to stay on third when Coolidge poled out a long sacrifice fly. O'Marra, a lefty, lasted eight innings, when he was replaced...
...morning the first and second boats had their regulation paddles downstream to Cow Point. This afternoon the Freshmen went to the Navy Yard and back. The seconds rowed a mile down-stream and paddled another, and came back the same way. The first eight went over the four-mile course, but did not try for time...
...University crew spent the morning on board the "Viking," but returned to New London directly after lunch, on account of a thick fog. The trip from New London home was made in the "John Harvard," sufficient time being allowed, however, for a visit to the Navy Yard. The Freshmen went out in the "Roxana" to Norwich, returning home by way of Plum Island...
...Yale camp nothing out of the ordinary happened today. Both university crews took short rows, while the freshmen went to the Navy Yard and back. The most exciting bit of news in the Eli quarters is the fact that the freshmen have moved out of their old abode and are now living in a boathouse. Otherwise Gales Ferry is dead, although it might be mentioned that Fitzpatrick maintains his seat on the first crew; and that Page has now returned to his place on the same crew...