Word: wildes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...innings, passing one man, and striking out four, he held the University team scoreless until the lass few minutes of play. Not until then, at the eleventh hour, with the crowd shouting encouragement, did the Crimson players show power, knocking Ross for four hits, and making these and a wild pitch count for two runs. Murphy, pinch-hitting for Janin, ended the rally with a rounder to pitcher...
...game started badly for the University, for Dartmouth found Goods almost immediately, and clouted his balls at will to any and every part of the field. Unnerved by this, and not backed by a particularly steady team, Goode became wild. Two men hit by pitched balls and two passed made it evident that it was not his day, and he was replaced by Russell in the first half of the second, with two out. It was a difficult situation that Russell faced, but he started by fanning the first batter that came up against him, and for the remaining seven...
...fielding accurately, with flashes of bril liance. E. F. Goode '22 and H. S. Russell '22 have shown themselves reliable pitchers, and A. B. Blair '21 has performed consistently behind the bat. Except in one inning in the game with Boston University, when they suffered from a fever of wild throwing, the infielders have played air-tight ball. A. J. Conlon '22 is easily the star of the inner circle, with many hard stops to his credit and no errors on the debit side. The outfield is fast and sure, and can be relied on for hits; F. W. Crocker...
...University nine downed Boston University on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon by the score of 5-1. The Crimson players did not, however, show their best form either at bat or in the field, letting the opposing pitcher but of more than one hole and, in an orgy of wild throwing in the seventh, practically presented B. U. with their only...
...those who look forward to a life of luxurious ease, exotic dances, wild routs, we unanimously recommend Princeton. Yale does not need to be mentioned. But to those who seek an education of the highest order, one which is to serve them through life, we say Harvard...