Word: pitching
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Manager Stahl of the Red Sox has not definitely decided who will pitch for Boston but it will probably be Leonard, who may be relieved by Bedient...
...Brown at Providence this afternoon. In the first game of the series Harvard lost 4 to 5. Since that game Brown has lost to both Amherst and Holy Cross, the former by the score of 3 to 0, and the latter, 3 to 2. Either Hardy or Bartholf will pitch for Harvard, probably the former, while either Conzelman or Warner will be Brown's pitcher...
...base hit--Babson. Sacrifice hits--Gibson, R. Nash. Stolen bases--Dukette, R. Nash, Crowther, Potter. Double play--Wingate to Potter to Clark. Bases on balls--Off Felton 5, off Hardy 5, off Conzelman 10. Struck out--By Felton 1, by Hardy 9, by Conzelman 11. Balk--Conzelman. Wild pitch -- Conzelman 1. Passed balls -- Snell, Young. Umpires--Bannon and Stafford. Time...
Left on bases--Vermont, 8; Harvard, 6. Sacrifice hits--Felton 2, Reeves, Desha. McDonald. Mayforth. Stolen bases--Wigglesworth, Clark, Fraser. Bases on balls--Felton 9. Malcolm 2. Struck out--By Felton 12, by Malcolm 8. Hit by pitched ball--Flaherty, Wigglesworth. Wild pitch--Felton. Umpire--Conroy. Time...
...University team scored two runs in the first inning on errors by James and Bowker for Colby. Another tally was added in the second inning when Reeves singled, was sacrificed to second, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored when G. Moore dropped Felton's fly. In the third inning, Reynolds was hit by the pitcher, stole second and scored on Gibson's single. Gibson scored, after stealing second, when Reeves singled. Harvard's other two tallies came in the fourth and sixth...