Word: errors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Perry's only "bad" inning was the ninth, when he was supported by an infield as jittery as he. Bill Cleary, the first batter, grounded to the shortstop, Don Prohovich, who was unable to field it cleanly. It went as an error. Ned Felton, batting for Don Butters, forced Cleary at second, and after George Anderson looked at a third strike, George MacDonald ended it all with a skow roller down the third baseline, which third baseman Tom Yasenki charged and flipped underhand to first to nip him by a step...
...first Crusader run came in the first inning on a single by leadoff man Yasenki, a sacrifice, and a ball which rolled through Krinsky's legs for an error...
After the Huskies had opened scoring in the second on third baseman Jim Rahal's three base throwing error and a sacrifice fly, the Crimson went ahead, 2 to 1, in the fourth; the only lead it held in the game...
...Huskies promptly regained the lead in the fifth. A walk, an error, a double, and two singles scored two runs. Ron Eason walked, second baseman Joe DeRosa doubled down the right field line, and Eason, who had stolen second, registered the inning's first...
...varsity put men on base in all but the third and eighth innings, but stranded 14. A three-base error by left-fielder Dick Hoffman and singles by Jack Kirkwood and Roger Morgan resulted in two Brandeis runs in the first inning. Four singles followed with a double by second baseman Harvey Littman brought three more tallies for the Judges in the top of the second...