Word: mcgrath
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With Captain McGrath, Wood, and Mays, absent because of examinations, a patchwork Harvard team looked anything but impressive for six innings, when against the masterly pitching of F. B. Cutts '58, who had defeated them. 7 to 2 in the annual affair last year. While his teammates collected eight runs, a homer by Sullivan in the second, another in the fifth, and two more on Chauncey's single in the sixth, and a total of four in the seventh when they batted around, Cutts allowed the Harvard team but three scattered hits. He weakened in the seventh and eighth...
Page, southpaw pitcher, leads the batting with an average of .600 but as he has only taken five trips to the plate this season, it seems safe to call Captain McGrath and Ticknor, both compiling .394, the leading swatsmiths. Five of the team's regulars are hitting above .300 while McCaffrey, lead-off man with .297 and Mays with .288 are not far behind. DesRoches Batting...
...fielding, the team does not show so well, several loose games having brought the team mark down to 904. McCaffrey Sophomore center-fielder is the only regular with a clean record for 1.000. McGrath, however, who has been handling the second and first base positions is fielding for .905. Last year McGrath was playing 1.000 ball but batting only .310 after nine games had been played. Later he took the Wendell bat as the team's most valuable player. Sheldon's average is .970, Ticknor's .955, and Wood...
Ticknor qualifies as the leading scorer having crossed home plate successful a score of times. McGrath and Wood take second honors with totals of 16 tallies apiece. Following are DesRoches 10, McCaffrey 9, Mays 8, Rex 7, and Sheldon...
Harvard Princeton McCaffrey, c.f. l.f., Reinmund McGrath, lb. 3b., Muldaur Ticknor, l.f. s.s., Knell DesRoches, 3b. lb., Morse Wood, s.s. c.f., Bessire Rex, r.f. r.f., Moles Mays, 2b. c., Eno Sheldon, c. 2b., Parker MacHale, p. p., Waud...