Word: wildness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Freshmen defeated the Powder Point School yesterday afternoon in an uninteresting game of seven and one-half innings, by the score of 9 to 0. With the exception of Fincke's wild throw to first in the second inning the fielding of the Freshmen was errorless. Only one single was made by the Powder Point School, while 1901 secured eleven hits and had fifteen stolen bases to their credit. Whittemore and Stickney pitched four innings apiece for the Freshmen, each striking out seven...
...first inning, Fitz as usual showed his poorest form, allowing Amherst to score two runs, both of which, however, might have been prevented had Cozzens judged Tinker's high fly rightly. In the fifth inning Amherst succeeded in bunching three of their six hits, which, aided by a wild pitch, again forced two men across the plate. The other two runs were made in the third and ninth as a result of loose fielding...
Though the 'Varsity made seven errors, in nearly every case misses of easy chances, they were all failures due to eagerness rather than to listlessness. Haughton especially was ever ready to take advantage of opportunities and in several instances finely supported McCornick in wild throws across the diamond...
...Hayes, Messinger 2. First base on balls-off Fitz, Gregory. Fisher, Whitney. Foster, Rushmore; off Davis. Laughlin, Haughton 2, McCornick; of Rushmore, Cozzens 2, Clark, Hayes. Struck out-by Fitz, Fisher, Foster, Watson, Davis; by Hayes, Foster; by Davis, Clark; by Rushmore, Burgess, Fitz. Double plays-Gregory and Messinger. Wild pitch-Fitz. Hit by pitched ball-Haughton, Cozzens, McCornick, Reid. Time-2h., 10m. Umpire-M. Murray...
Groton scored their only run in the second inning when Craighead, who got to firs by forcing out Swan, went to second on an error by Maguire, and home on a wild throw by Lane. In the eighth inning Groton had the bases filled with two men out, when Swan hit a sharp grounder to Ewer, who retired the side...