Word: bunted
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...response to the Dartmouth surge was a one-run bottom half of the sixth that left the Crimson still trailing by a run with just one inning remaining. Harvard started its final inning with Emily Henderson reaching base thanks to a Big Green error. Macadam laid down a sacrifice bunt and Murphy drew an intentional walk, putting runners on first and second with one out.That was as dangerous as the Crimson would be, though, as Francis went down swinging and sophomore Jessica Pledger popped out to end the threat and the game.“We didn?...
...third tally came on an error in center field to knot the score. The Crimson had two chances to score, but did not manage to reach base in six at- bats. Brown’s go-ahead run came in extra innings, when a single advanced on a sacrifice bunt and came around on a hit to center in the top of the eighth. “We lost the game. We beat ourselves,” Allard said. “We made key defensive mistakes that hurt us…Offensively, we scored enough runs...
...plate to end the inning.The Crimson would add a pair of runs in the eighth on a two-run single by junior Jon Roberts, who replaced freshman right fielder Dillon O’Neill after O’Neill was hit in the face by a pitch on a bunt attempt.Brown erased Harvard’s 3-0 advantage in the sixth, chasing Crimson sophomore Dan Zailskas off the mound after he pieced together five scoreless innings to start off the game. But Berardo came in to stop the bleeding, shutting down the Bears with 3.1 stellar innings of relief...
...OUCHFreshman right fielder Dillon O’Neill gave the Crimson a scare in the nightcap of Saturday’s doubleheader when he was struck in the face with a fastball from Brown’s Will Weidig.O’Neill squared around to bunt with two strikes on him in the bottom of the fourth inning, but only managed to foul tip the ball, which deflected squarely into the rookie’s nose.Blood flowed out of O’Neill’s nose as he hit the ground, and Walsh and the Harvard trainer came...
...that wasn’t out of the zone enough,” Allard said. “She got on top of it and hit it out. She was a very good hitter.” Harvard manufactured its runs playing small ball and steadily moving runners. Vertovez bunted to start the fifth inning, sophomore Stephanine Krysiak added a single to left, and freshman Emily Henderson loaded the bases with a bunt back to the pitcher. The next batter, freshmen Ellen Macadam, was hit by a pitch which scored Vertovez. Junior Hayley Bock followed that with an RBI ground...