Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fiftieth reunion, Faculty, and friends will look with admiring awe upon the surviving members of the team which won the first intercollegiate baseball game ever played. Modern Williams players will be instigated to emulate the example of these pioneers of the national pastime, the victors over Harvard by a score of 12 to 9 in the Lexington of the college game...
...tabular summary of the points won this year, the number of points lost by graduation, and the number retained by each college which placed in the I. C. A. A. A. track and field games in the Stadium this year is as follows: College. Score. Points Lost. Retained. Cornell, 45 22 23 Yale, 29 14 15 Stanford, 22 20 2 California, 22 9 13 Pennsylvania, 18 13 5 Dartmouth, 14 9 5 Michigan, 13 9 4 Harvard, 11 6 5 Princeton, 10 1 9 Bowdoin, 5 4 1 Syracuse, 3 3 0 Penn. State...
...Hoyt's sizzling grounder just in time to stop Lee at the plate. Hoyt's contribution, as it was with only one man down, would undoubtedly have gone for a clean bingle had not Mahan gotten in the way of it and thus would have tied up the score and given Princeton a good opportunity to get across a few more tallies. Besides his steady box-work and brilliant fielding, the University pitcher also divided batting honors with his hard-hitting battery mate, Harte, the former getting two pretty safeties out of four times up and the latter lacing...
...until the fourth each side was retired in order, no one getting beyond the initial sack. In the University's half of the fourth the scoring began. Nash was out on a grounder down the first base line. Abbot drew a walk and Harte, the next man up, sent him around to third on a clean bingle past second. Mahan flied out to Tibbott. Then Beal came through with a slashing grounder between first and second, which allowed Abbot to go home at a walk and Harte to reach third base. Tibbott's throw to third to catch the latter...
...third move in the championship baseball series will be made tomorrow, when Princeton comes to Cambridge for a return game. Two weeks ago the University journeyed to Princeton and took the Tigers into camp to the tune of a 9 to 5 score. Since then the New Jersey team has won twice and dropped one game. Both Brown and Pennsylvania have been beaten, but Yale won out in a 5 to 2 struggle last Saturday. Tuesday's contest with the Philadelphians was an extra-inning affair. A 2-2 tie developed in the fifth and it required three extra frames...