Word: bernstein
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...appeared the Crimson was headed for disaster. Starter Paul Del Rossi walked the first man to face him in four straight pitches. In an attempt to rectify the mistake, he wheeled towards first suddenly with a beautiful pick off peg. He caught the runner--and first sacker Phil Bernstein--off guard. Bernstein missed the throw and Navy had a man on third...
...whole complexion of the game changed in the bottom of the second. Bernstein redeemed himself with a single, and Curly Combs worked Bruce Gunkle for a walk. A few baters latter stocky Dick Diehl rambled up to the plate and shocked the Middies with a 380 foot blast to dead centerfield. Diehl rumbled around the bases and tied the score...
Terry Bartolet poked a single into center to begin the fun, and Dave Morso moved him to second on a sacrifice. Then Bernstein, still sore about his two first inning errors, tripled to deep center. Combs bounced to second, and the 300 fans sat back...
...first inning, and it set the tone for the rest of the game. Third baseman Mike ("Wolf Man") Drummey walked and advanced to second when Terry Bartolet grounded out. A passed ball sent Drummey to third, and he scored when B.U. second baseman Steve Gordon booted Phil Bernstein's easy ground ball...
...lone B.U. run, in the bottom of the seventh, resulted from a loss of control by Yarbro. He walked two, then threw a wild pitch to score Jim Gattozi. HARVARD (8) ab r h Drummey 3b 3 2 1 Bartolet 2b 2 2 0 Morse ss 3 0 0 Bernstein 1b 4 0 1 Combs 1f 3 1 0 St. George rf 3 0 0 Gilmor cf 4 0 3 Diehl c 4 1 1 Yarbro p 3 2 0 Totals 29 8 6 B.U. (1) ab r h Finnegan 3b 5 0 0 Mahoney cf 3 0 0 Powers...