Word: infields
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
After the game the regular fielding practice presented the best opportunity that has been offered this year of judging of the material for the 'Varsity infield. All of the men seemed quick and accurate in their fielding. The throws were got off well and sent with speed and precision. Thrown balls were also handled well, especially by Haughton at second and Bergen at third...
...none combine the qualities of good fielding and batting to the extent that Rand, Burgess and Lynch do. Sears is a fine fielder but is rather weak at the bat. He is the most promising candidate for a field position next to the three men above mentioned. In the infield Foster, Haughton and Lewis are doing good work, but Haughton seems to have the best chance for first if his batting continues of a high standard. The most promising men for the other infield positions are: For second base-Vincent, Haskell, Maguire, Farrington, Chandler, Holt and Davis; for third-Bergen...
...candidates for the Yale nine, 16 are outfielders, 18 candidates for infield positions, and 10 battery...
...Infield-B. Vincent '98, G. Haskell '98, E. N. Gregory 1 L. S., D. Farrington 1900, E. F. Loughlin 1900, H. L. Ewer 1900, P. G. Carleton '99, L. Warren 1900, A. Galbraith '98, J. Nowell 1900, H. D. Fullen 1G, E. Stevens '98, D. F. Davis 1900, S. W. Lewis 1900, H. I. Foster '98, G. Cozzens '98, H. J. Holt '98, E. H. Foster...
Harvard secured eight hits, but they were too much scattered to be useful. Holy Cross, with a total of nine hits, was also unable to bunch them. One of their runs was due to errors of Harvard's infield...