Word: wilding
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...fifth inning, by Leonard and Randall, and one in the next inning by Kemble and Randall. Coburn, while he did not strike out an unusually large number of men, was extremely effective. He allowed Pennsylvania only one hit. In the fifth and sixth innings, however, he was rather wild...
Yesterday afternoon before leaving the team was given a short practice in fielding and batting. The work was carried on with excellent dash and speed, although the men were somewhat wild in their throws. Mahar, who may play on Saturday, was in right field, and Bradbury was at short-stop in place of Matthews who was given a rest...
...Dexter. Two-base hits--Leonard, Stephenson. Sacrifice hit--Stephenson. Left on bases--Harvard, 6; Cornell, 6. Struck out--by Coburn: Rice 3, Preston, Bigelow, Brannan 3, Welch 2, Brown 3, Heilman; by Umstead: Randall, Dexter 2, Spencer, Coburn, Kemble. Bases on balls--by Coburn: Champaign; by Umstead: Matthews. Wild pitch--Umstead. Passed balls--Stephenson 1, Welch 1. Hit by pitched ball--by Umstead: Kemble. Umpire--Murray. Time...
...Field yesterday, N. W. Niles, of Volkmann's School, won the Harvard interscholastic tennis championship for the third time by defeating C. E. Treat, of the Chelsea High School, 6-3, 6-0, 6-0. Niles played an exceedingly steady game throughout, and his clever placing and the frequent wild shots of his opponent left no doubt of the result from the very first...
...Stolen bases--Matthews, McCarty, Spencer, Reilly. Struck out--by Castle; Schildmiller, Williams, Jones; by Coburn; Payette, Williams, Jones, Lanigan; by Lanigan: Dexter, Matthews, Stephenson, McCarty, Schoenfuss. Bases on balls--by Coburn: Schildmiller, Fels, Cushman; by Lanigan: McCarty, Bradbury. Sacrifice hits--Leonard, Coburn. Left on bases--Harvard 5, Andover 5. Wild pitch--Lanigan. Time of game--2 h. 10 m. Umpire--A. Clarkson...