Word: wilding
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...hits against poor pitching and by taking advantage of Columbia's fielding errors. Harvard made seven errors, some of which were inexcusable, and showed a tendency to go to pieces at critical times in the infield. Columbia's run in the second inning was due to Clarke's wild throw and Fincke's fumble of an easy grounder. In the seventh inning Fincke missed two thrown balls and Clarke one, allowing two runs to be scored. Loughlin's and Coolidge's errors were equally inexcusable, but did not happen to result in runs. The nine made more hits than...
...Field yesterday afternoon. After some preliminary fielding under the direction of Captain Reid and E. T. Putnam '01, a practice game of four innings was played with the Second Nine, which the Second won by a score of 3 to 1. The scoring on both sides was due to wild throws to first base. The batting order of the all-Leiter Cup team was: Smith, 3b; Hill, s.s.; Nye, Foster, Threefoot, 1b; Putnam, c.; Webb, l.f.; Winsor, p.; Leonard, 2b.; Chase, Canterbury, r.f.; Chase, Canterbury, r.f.; Forsman...
With one out in the third, Loughlin and Kendall singled, and scorod on Fincke's three-bagger to right-field. Fincke came in on Abbott's wild throw. In the fifth inning, Loughlin hit for three bases, and scored on Kendall's hit. Jaynes got a base on balls in the seventh, and was forced at second by Stillman. Loughlin singled to right and Wainwright made a wild throw to catch Stillman at third. Stillman scored on the play, Loughlin taking second. Kendall got a base on balls, Loughlin stole third, and scored on a wild pitch, Kendall going...
...Reid. Stolen bases--Loughlin 8, Kendall, Fincke, Pingree 2, McCarten, French, Hancock. Double play -- Brown to French. Bases on balls--by Stillman: Pingree, Varney; by Varney; Kendall, Jaynes. Hit by pitched ball--by Varney; George. Struck out--by Stillman: Hancock, Abbott, Varney; by Varney; Kendall, Reid, Clark, Jaynes. Wild pitch -- Varney. Time--1h. 40m. Umpire--Mr. Haggerty...
...singled to centre and stole second. The next two men were easily retired, but Bacon, who followed made a base hit which sent Crane to third. Bacon stole second and scored with Crane on Clark's three base hit to left field. Clark scored on G. C. Clark's wild throw of Barry's grounder. Detmers singled, but Wheeler struck...