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...decent campaign, but the stats pale in comparison to her performance this season. With the shoulder healed, the Tarzana, Calif. native turned her attention to dominating the Crimson’s opponents. In the crucial year-end series against Dartmouth, with the Ivy League North Division crown in the balance, Madick shut out the Big Green in a 2-0 win in the first game. In game two, she came in from the bullpen with the score tied at 4 and picked up the victory when the Harvard offense broke through in a 9-6 win. But the best...
...want to be simply happy that we were here, but we knew that things had to go our way. They didn’t, and that’s because of how well Maryland played.”From a 2-11 start to capturing the Ivy crown and finally playing the defending champions of its sport, Harvard had only good things to remember about this season.And with the core of the team still around for another two years, there are even greater possibilities for the future.—Staff writer Vincent R. Oletu can be reached at voletu@fas.harvard.edu...
...outings on just three days’ rest down the stretch. Freshmen starters Max Perlman and Eric Eadington emerged as stars of the future in nailing down the second and third spots in Walsh’s rotation. Perlman nearly stole Haviland’s Pitcher of the Year crown for himself, as he led the team in wins and ERA, picking up a spot on the All-Ivy Second Team. Sure, the defense was there. Junior Jeff Stoeckel, replacing sure-handed shortstop Morgan Brown ’06, committed just four errors in 147 opportunities and garnered a league...
...strength of its league crown, Harvard received an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament and drew Binghamton in the first round. The Crimson faced an early 1-0 deficit, but rallied to put away the Bearcats...
...South Korean and other shipbuilders have come to dominate, 3,000 Polish workers in Gdansk produce just a handful of ships, while Poland's share of the shipbuilding market has fallen from 4% to 1.6% since the early 1990s. "The shipyard industry used to be the jewel in the crown of the Polish economy under communism. Now it's a drag," says Andrzej Buczkowski, deputy head of the Gdansk shipyard. He blames political interference from Warsaw and the government's unwillingness to embrace tough reforms that might cost jobs. Local and national governments have also been slow to stimulate investment...