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...unable to spark a comeback against UAB ace Kyle Roberson (2-2). A Douglas homerun brought Harvard within 9-3 in the eighth, but the visitors’ relief pitching stumbled, as sophomore Taylor Meehan yielded two earned runs in the bottom half of the inning.UAB 13, HARVARD 7In Saturday’s evening game at Pensacola Junior College, the Crimson watched a commanding advantage evaporate once again. Harvard took an early 4-0 lead as freshman Jeff Reynolds doubled home two runs in the second inning, before being plated himself on a two-run bomb courtesy of junior Andrew...
...Cambridge for the Northern Championships on April 22. The winner of that game—“For all the marbles,” Harvard coach Erik Farrar said—will be assured a spot at the Eastern Championships a week later in Providence.HARTWICK 16, HARVARD 7In only its second home game of the season, Harvard opened the weekend by staying close to No. 13-ranked Hartwick for two quarters, before the Hawks blew the game open in the second half.“We gave up too many unnecessary goals,” Farrar said...
Bowman could see that Phelps was born to swim. Blessed with a sinewy, whiplike body, a long torso and large hands and feet, plus a 6ft. 7in. arm span that extends 3 in. beyond his height (the usual ratio is 1 to 1), Phelps has as close to an ideal swimming body as you can get. Like other top swimmers, he doesn't so much power through the water as slide along it, propelled by a vigorous dolphin kick that surges from his head to his toes in a high-amplitude wave...
With Capt. Bob Rittenburg and Joel Cohen on the squad McCurdy can generally count on his team's outscoring the opponents in the jumping events, but Dartmouth's Heptagonal chap and captain, John Harlor did 22 ft. 7in. in the broad jump against Cornell and could edge out the Crimson's aces...
High jump--Won by H. W. Huntington '34 (7in.), 5ft. 7in.; second, N. P. Beveridge '32, (scratch), D. A. Herman '32, (scratch), H. C. Thacher '33 (scratch), and E. C. Devereux '34 (4in.). Height 5ft. 7in...