Word: innings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...next day the Crimson met the strong Quantico Marine outfit and lost by a 6 to 3 score in a seven inning contest. The Southerners bunched their hits well off W. H. MacHale '31 and won a clean-cut victory. Ticknor knocked his second circuit clout of the trip in the seventh inning, with Kidd the Marines star twirler on the mound...
Having but little time left in which to get his team in shape for the opening game with Boston University on April 5, Coach Mitchell, baseball mentor, gave his squad a long workout yesterday, having two teams play a six inning practice game besides taking a regular workout. The Freshman squad also divided up and played a five inning match...
Team A went ahead in the first frame of the five and one half inning set to scoring as a result of a triple by F. E. Nugent '29. In the third inning, singles by B. H. Bassett '31, E. H. McGrath '31 and E. R. Todd '29 combined with an error and two bases on balls gave Team A four runs and practically cinched the game. Over this three inning stretch P. M. Sidel '31, Team A pitcher, allowed only two hits and struck out five while holding Team B scoreless. In the fourth and fifth innings, however Team...
...their first innings of the third match, England had 417 and Australia 397. When Australia had completed its second inning, the tourists went in to bat on a wicket that after a rain and five days of play was ridged and torn so that it favored the bowlers; it did not seem possible that the English batsmen would be able to reach 332 runs to win. Jack Hobbs gave the visitors their start; shortly after the interval for tea, he was bowled out with 49; Herbert Sutcliffe continued with Jardine and the day's play ended with nine wickets...
...trains trundled by constantly. President Coolidge threw in the first ball and the first battery knocked it out-of-the-lot.* Mrs. Coolidge munched chocolates and watched vivaciously. John Coolidge, though there were many hits, errors, wild throws, etc., looked badly bored. The President left after the third inning-his baseball custom...