Word: wildes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University men started the scoring in the opening inning when Gorman singled, was advanced by Lucas and singled, was advanced by Lucas, and came home on Cooper's single. Two more came in the second, Keegan singling, stealing second, going to third on a wild pitch, and completing his speedy circuit by stealing home. Young brought in the second run soon afterwards. He walked, reached third on an error, and finally came home when Ross hit. The latter added another tally in the fourth, reaching second on a single and a stolen base. Gorman brought him home with a neat...
...hardest-fought match of the afternoon was the third singles in which Kleberg of the University defeated Graves, 12-10, 6-2. In the first set Kleberg's work was slightly wild, and the contest lasted many games before he finally struck his stride. C. W. Farnham was the most effective man on the Crimson team, his steadiness overcoming Hoh with ease in the first singles and featuring the first doubles match...
...seconds first scored in the sixth when Keegan got to first on an error by the pitcher, stole two bases and came home on a wild pitch. In the next in-ning Cooper continued the work by pounding out a homer...
...that the nations, large and small, must continue their back-breaking armaments to keep the pace already set. Under such circumstances economic stability is exceedingly unlikely, as it is in large measure the cost of standing armies which requires the issue of paper money and which has caused the wild disregard of budgets now prevalent in many countries...
...Conlon, Clark, Rogers. Home runs, Norris, Murphy. Bases on balls, off Bemis, 2; of Russell, 1; off Blair 1. Left on bases, Team A, 4; Team B, 6. Struck out, by Goode, 2; by Russell, 1; by Blair, 1. Hit by pitched ball, Murphy, 1. Passed balls, Murphy, 2. Wild pitches, Blair...