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...rousing applause from the crowd, but it also seemed like a preemptive apology from Miami for what turned out to be a 11-9 victory against Tech. As Robert McDaniel, one of University of Miami team managers, told me before the game, "Once the umpire says 'play ball,' you gotta play...
With the Crimson (12-13) up 1-0 in the bottom of the second inning, the Eagles scored three runs off of sophomore pitcher Ryan Watson to take the lead. Watson gave up two hits and two walks, and senior catcher Andrew Casey had some trouble blocking the ball that resulted in BC’s continued rally. The inning finally ended when junior third baseman Steffan Wilson made a diving stop on a hard ground ball and threw the ball to first...
...relevant clips of Palmieri’s music, and intermittently holding up original records from his collection of the more than thirty albums that Palmieri has produced. Palmieri entertained the audience with his early memories. The son of an electrician and a seamstress, Palmieri grew up playing stick ball and listening to the radio and the music played by his older brother Charlie, who started playing professionally at age 14. “Eventually my father made it with my family and opened up a luncheonette and we made it play mambo, and I was the one who would pick...
...offense is undoubtedly potent—it has averaged nearly 15 points per game over the past six contests—one factor in particular made a decisive difference in its most recent win : winning draws. The Big Green dominated the draws and ended up controlling the ball for the majority of the first half. “Draw control was the big difference in the game,” sophomore attack Kaitlin Martin said. “Their offense had the ball more than our offense did.” That simple draw advantage meant more shot opportunities...
...math bee in fifth grade. I remember hitting the first and only home run of my Little League career against St. Joseph’s at Juniper Park in Middle Village, N.Y. in April of that same year. I remember how it felt to finally hit a ball on the sweet spot of the bat, how I watched, dumbfounded, as the ball soared, before the screams of “Run! Run!” from the dugout finally reached my ears. I know that I made the Principal’s List in each term during eighth grade...