Word: rout
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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When Ted loped to the dugout after dropping an easy fly ball in the sixth inning of a 13-to-4 Red Sox rout, the fans loosed a chorus of derisive disapproval. Raging, Outfielder Williams responded by waggling his fingers defiantly at the crowd. In the second game (which Boston also lost) it happened again...
Making a comeback from last week's rout at Williamstown, the varsity ten kept the pressure on Dartmouth most of the game...
Paced by hard-driving midfielder Fred Horween and Captain Jack Taylor at attack, the Middlesexers added three tallies in the last half to complete the rout. The only bright spots for the Yardlings were goals by Pete Franklin and Stewart. The latter, a picture play, came on another pass from Palacios...
...only the pressure of politics, but the pressure of world events, hastened the rout of economy in Congress. Defense Secretary Louis Johnson asked Congress to add $350 million more to the $14,260,000,000 military budget...
...attack Munro will stick with the same combination he used in the M.I.T. rout on Wednesday. Roving forward Bill Plissner will play in Yost's slot and Bob Baldwin will move into Plissner's position...