Word: stopped
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Amherst's only earned run came when Palmer hit to right for three bases and came home on Michaels's single. The other two runs came in the sixth and seventh innings. Washburn singled with two out. Danahey followed with a hit to right, which Aronson failed to stop, the first runner going all the way home, and Danahey reaching second. In the seventh Palmer singled with one out. The next man hit a slow one to McCall, who fielded the ball to first; but Briggs dropped the throw, and then tried to catch Palmer off third. The throw...
...University team was unusually steady in the field, and Harvey's wild throw came when two were out. Otherwise he made some clever stops, and kept up his good batting by making a two-base hit and a safe bunt. McCall at second played in last year's form, and accepted six chances without an error. His clever stop back of second and quick throw to Simons which ended the game was a brilliant piece of work. Briggs was steady on first base and had fourteen put-outs to his credit. The batting of the team as a whole...
...flag in left field, and easily reached second, although he was almost caught off the base. Briggs followed with a good sacrifice hit, and Harvey who was running for McCall moved to third. Lanigan's safe drive to left brought Harvey across the plate. An error by short stop on Simons' grounder put Lanigan on third, but Simons was caught stealing second. Harvey met the occasion by hitting to right for two bases, scoring Lanigan, but getting out himself on trying to stretch the hit to three bases...
...excellent batteries, Deshon and Hastings, and Lovejoy and Graves. Caldwell, a football player, who was ineligible last year, gives promise of developing into a good pitcher, and may settle the difficulty. Brown, third baseman, and Bigelow, left fielder, were lost by graduation. Players again eligible are Captain Heilman, short stop; Watson, first base; Gable, pitcher; Ebeling, right field; Reiber, second base; and Higgins and Fulton, outfielders...
...just outside of Syracuse. The sodality will leave Syracuse Wednesday noon for Oswego, where they will be given a tea in the afternoon by L. W. Mott '96, who has charge of the Oswego arrangements. The evening concert will be rendered at the Richardson Theatre and the orchestra will stop at the Hotel Redstone. On Thursday noon the men will take the train for Rochester, arriving there in time to attend a reception in their honor at the University of Rochester. The arrangements in Rochester are in the hands of Mr. A. St. Milinowski '04, a former leader...