Word: wrenched
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...laid off with sickness or given a rest yesterday afternoon. Warren was again out and played the greater part of the practice game, but Bouve, Donald, Sawin, Cabot and Swain were none of them dressed for practice. Swain's injury sustained in Saturday's game consists of a severe wrench of the elbow which will probably prevent him from playing for a week or so. Of the convalescents, Bouve and Donald are rapidly recovering, Sawin is still crippled, and Moulton and Cabot are being given a rest to recuperate from the effects of the recent hard games...
Three elevens were formed, each practicing the end formation by itself, for some time. Then the second and third elevens lined up against each other. Weld and Cozzens again played on the second eleven. Weld was forced to retire again because he sustained a wrench of his weak knee...
...succeeded in making their distance. Parker's inefficiency was owing to his failure to break through his opponent. Apparently he made little effort to tackle the runner until the latter had reached the line of the down. E. Jones played well for Dartmouth. He was unfortunate enough, however, to wrench his knee severely and forced to leave the game. Stone was substituted for him. Little, Folsom, Pollard, Dodge and Smalley also deserve mention for the good work they...
...originally scheduled to take place in Cambridge last Saturday will be played at Worcester today. It will be remembered that we won from the Worcesters before in the eleventh inning, and the college will look forward with much interest to the result of today's game. Unfortunately the wrench which Dean gave his leg Friday in sliding to third will probably prevent him from playing for a week at least. Soule '93 will be tried at second in his place. The batting order today will be as follows: Soule, 2b.; Hallowell, c. f.; Hovey, s. s; Trafford, 1b.; Frothingham...