Word: stopped
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Captain Charles Reginald Leonard '08, of Newton, third baseman, prepared for College at Newton High School, where he played short stop for four years. For the last three years he has played third base on the University team. He is 22 years old, is 5 feet 6 inches tall, and weighs 140 pounds...
...other hand, there were many bright spots in the work of the team, such as Leonard's base-running, and the fielding. Currier caught two men at second at critical times by swift, accurate throws, and played well behind the bat. Simons covered a large area at short stop, and made a remarkable one-hand stop of Shay's grounder, but his throw to first was a little low. His jumping catch of Mansfield's liner in the ninth stopped further trouble. Harding covered first in good style, and Hicks and McCall both fielded their positions creditably. In the outfield...
...hard, however, and it was only good fielding on the part of Cornell that prevented more hits. In the fourth Caldwell pulled down Currier's swift liner. The playing of Heilman at shortstop was a feature of the game. He handled four grounders very cleverly, and was lucky to stop Simons's hit which was going over second...
...Freshman eight went about three miles, but were forced to stop at the boathouse in the midst of their practice to remedy a defect in Hooper's rowlock. The University four-oar also covered about three miles. Coach Wray gave this crew considerable attention and succeeded in improving their manner of following the stroke. The boat showed considerable improvement over previous performances. When the Freshman four-oar went out this afternoon Reece was tried at bow instead of Oveson. It has not been decided whether or not this change will be permanent. Manager K. Howes '08 arrived this afternoon, also...
Those who miss the boat in the morning can leave on the 10.43 or 12.45 train to Nantasket Beach. Trains return in the afternoon at 2.20 and 3.30. None of these trains stop at Back...