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...front office is waiting for him.How Kantrovitz arrived at this point is a tale of coincidence mixed with common sense, and luck—both good and bad—mixed with determination, with baseball always at its center.When the St. Louis native left his job as his hometown Cardinals?? Director of College Scouting to come to school in Cambridge, it wasn’t the first time he had expressed interest in studying at Harvard.Over a decade earlier, Kantrovitz was a star high school shortstop looking for a place to play college ball...
...Guruge and No. 2 Tiong, respectively. HARVARD 8, STANFORD 1Harvard cruised past No. 7 Stanford, 8-1, Friday afternoon in the opening round of the Howe Cup.The Crimson jumped out to an 8-0 lead with six out of the nine flights, sweeping their matches 3-0.Guruge downed the Cardinals?? Lilly Lorentzen, a former Harvard standout and 2006 individual national champion, in dominating fashion (9-1, 9-0, 9-6) to win her second consecutive match at the top flight.The only blemish of the day came at No. 7, where Cortes suffered her first loss of the season...
...running on the strength of “Cardinology.” While the album doesn’t propose solutions for the left or right, its appealing, coalition-building tracks should appeal to a broad base. After over a year since his last major release with the Cardinals??“Easy Tiger”—Ryan Adams is back, still sober, and on the verge of publishing his first book, “Infinity Blues.” Adams finally offers his fans something different from his typical fare—a truly polished...
Well, it’s not all that bad. Actually, the Red Sox riots on Kenmore and around Fenway—following clinchers on Oct. 21 and Oct. 27 against the Yankees and Cardinals??were strangely liberating...
...factor in the 2004 curse reverse was Red Sox pitching. Following an uneven beginning, pitcher after pitcher handled the Yankees’ “superstars” and the Cardinals?? sluggers. Pedro Martinez was finally able to step away from his New York fear, while Tim Wakefield’s knuckleballs proved too much even for his own catcher Jason Varitek and, improbably, Derek Lowe was just as strong as the other aces...