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Vance—whose two-run shot put Harvard ahead 10-3 in the top of the seventh of Game 3??made the most of his only official at-bat of the game. In his other three plate appearances, Vance walked and was twice hit by a pitch, scoring all three times. He added a single and a double in Game...
...field legends. Herb Elliot, Roger Bannister, Harold Abrahams, and Lord Burghley all competed for the British while William Schick Jr., ’05, Aggrey Awori ’65, Wendell Mottley, and Ned Gourdin ’21—who set a world record (25’3??) in the long jump at the 1921 contest—all represented the United States. Roger Bannister—who won the mile in 4:11.9 for Oxford-Cambridge in the 1949 contest—had found memories of representing not only his school but his country...
Since the program listed the orchestra as performing the third piece of the evening (Schumann’s “Symphony No. 3??) without Bartosik, audience members might have expected disaster, but the orchestra seemed to have improved their performance level significantly by the time they played this piece. The opening was strong and bold, and despite a few errors in both the strings and winds, the orchestra remained together and on key through most of the symphony...
...runs on a walk, a sacrifice bunt, a Crimson error, and a few wild pitches in the top of the sixth to break open a scoreless tie and take a 2-0 lead, but Harvard immediately answered. Freshman Matt Vance—who finished the game 3-for-3??singled to lead off the bottom of the inning, and a single by Farkes and a walk to Wilson loaded the bases. Then, with Mann at the plate, Red Storm starter Anthony Sullivan unleashed a wild pitch, scoring Vance and advancing the runners. Mann promptly drove a base...
...swept its weekend opponents, Cornell and Colgate, to bounce back in the new year. The Crimson (9-6-1, 8-1-0 ECAC) defeated the Big Red (3-7-2, 3-6-0) with a solid 5-3 victory before blanking the Raiders (7-9-1, 2-5-1) 3??0 behind a shutout by junior goalie Ali Boe—the 10th of her career and the most for a Harvard women’s hockey goaltender...