Word: wildness
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...pitching candidates, none have shown extraordinary ability; no one man standing out above the others. S. H. Johnson, who has been in the pitcher's box for Team A in the practice games in the cage is perhaps the best of the boxmen, but is a trifle wild, and G. H. Brecker, who has been showing plenty of speed, has also experienced the same difficulty. Of the other men, Robinson, Washburn and Newton have the edge and any of these may develop into a first-string pitcher. Robinson is the only left-hander among the candidates, and should prove...
...minutes, and then lined up the men for the regular practice game. Five innings were played, with Team A again coming out the victor by a 5 to 3 score. McLeod and Holly were the only men to secure hits for Team B; Harrison fanned four, but was rather wild, walking five men. The hits for Team A were evenly distributed, Casey, Knowles, Harte, Abbot, Phinney and Bothfeld each driving out a single. Only one shift was made in the lineups of the teams, Stephens and Watkins doing the catching for the second-string players. Coach Duffy looked...
...first scored three times, and would have ended with a considerably larger total had it not been for the work of J. I. Wylde '17 at goal. The first tally came after the entire line brought the puck the length of the rink together; Baldwin's shot went wild, but G. Townsend '18 passed out from behind the goal to G. A. Percy '18, who sent a well placed shot into the net. A few minutes later Baldwin forced through the second defence, but his shot was spoiled by Wylde, who met him in front of the cage. The second...
Though, of course, when the moment comes, we will learn from Berlin that we have been waiting merely to prepare our wild hordes of negroes, Indians, lynchers and strike-breakers. S. FOSTER DAMON...
...Percy '18 is the fastest man on the team, and has already established a reputation for himself in intercollegiate hockey circles. He has wonderful stamina, great defensive ability and is a hard shot, though inclined to be wild. E. O. Baker '17, who plays the other centre position, uses his head and his stick extremely well. He is, however, somewhat slow in getting started, but the waiting game he has developed has ben responsible for several goals, as well as for checking opponents who find a chance to get away clear...