Word: wildes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Ring out wild bells...
California's two runs came in the fourth and last innings. In the fourth, Meyers, who had walked, stole second, took third on a wild heave by Felton, and scored on a sacrifice by Works. In the closing session the Crimson had some difficulty putting the finishing touches on its victory. After Rowher had flied out to Perkins, Toomey gained the initial sack on a single and was advanced to third on another hit by Anderson. Then Hallock missed a fly from McHenry and Toomey came home. But Hallock caught White's fly and the game was over...
Earned runs, Harvard 7, California 1. Sacrifice hits, Hallock, Emmons, Lincoln, Works. Stolen bases, Hallock, Emmons, Lincoln. Bases on balls, off Felton 5, off McHenry 2. Left on bases, Harvard 9, California 5. Struck out, by Felton 3, by McHenry 3. Hit by pitched ball, Emmons, Felton, Janin. Wild pitches, Felton 2, Time, 2h. 10 m. Umpires, Barry and Stafford...
...only did Kibbe pitch his team to victory, but he was also responsible for their two runs. In the fourth frame, with two down, he walked to first, stole second, slipped into home when Blair recovered a wild pitch by Goode too slowly. Then in the sixth Conlin singled to center field, stole second and Kibbe came through with a hard drive to left field and Conlin went to third. And when Lincoln licked a grounder by Burns, Conlin raced home with the second and last...
Sacrifice hit, Lincoln, Stolen bases, Emmons, Hallock, Kerwin. Two-base hits, Emmons, McGuinnis. Three-base hit, Blair. Bases on balls, off Kibbe 2, off Goode 4. Left on bases, Harvard 7, Vermont 4. Struck out, by Kibbe 10, by Goode 6. Wild pitch, Goode. Time 2h, 20m. Umpires, Barry and Stafford...