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Deadlocked 1-1 after the regulation seven innings had passed, the Crimson raced two runs home in the first extra frame on the strength of a triple by freshman first baseman Mark Bingham. Starter Steve Baloff, who had returned the past season from a leave of absence to provide Park with yet another strong right arm, was ready to burst his fastballs by Cornell for just three more outs. Baloff did just that, but two sloppy fielding plays, events which nobody had seemed to expect or worry about during the other 25 games of the season, were made...
...substitutes there. The all-freshman infield of Bingham, Stenhouse, Burke, St. John and Rick Pierce "should be the best defensive infield I've ever had at Harvard in another year," Park noted. Singleton will continue his leadership in center field and everywhere else. The arms of Stewart, Clifford, Baloff, McOsker Bannish and Larry Brown cannot help but mature, and will eventually provide Park with at least one or two "stoppers" like Milt Holt or Roz Brayton of Harvard champions past...
...Hanover hosts' thirst for runs was not quenched and they returned for two more in the third inning. Stewart was victimized for the two scores after a couple of walks and a base hit. Steve Baloff relieved Stewart and surrendered a single but a Woodsman was chopped down at the plate to end the inning...
...going four-for-five. St. John accounted for three more of the squad's 19 hits, as Bob Jenkins, Singleton and Stenhouse each chipped in with two. First Game r h e HARVARD 102 000 0 0 6 1 Dartmouth 102 000 x 3 6 1 Pitchers: H-Stewart, Baloff (3) and Joyce D-DeMarco and Luppino Second Game HARVARD 303 400 9 Dartmouth 000 000 1 Pitchers: H-Clifford, Brown (7) and Joyce, Trembowicz (7). D-Blair, Corsones (3), Bouranger (4), Morris (6) and Fleury...
...situation was there, and seconds later the easy double-play bali bounded to shortstop Burke St. John. St. John misplaced it, forcing the tying run home and keeping the bases full. Baloff then walked the next man on four pitches and it was over...