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...Walsh said. “He’s in total control of himself, in control of his pitches. He’s a bulldog.”With the victories, Harvard rose to 7-3 in the Ivy League, remaining tied with Brown, which blew out Dartmouth over the weekend. Harvard faces Brown in a double-header showdown that could decide the Rolfe title next weekend in Providence. “I’m not too happy with .500, but I think we’re starting to play some good baseball,” Walsh said...
...England championships.” Things came together this weekend at the President’s Trophy, hosted by Boston University. Harvard totaled 60 points in the 16-team field, while Yale was close behind in second, scoring 65 points. St. Mary’s, Dartmouth, and Charleston rounded out the top five. Though BU, MIT and Tufts were all in the field, it was only the Crimson that was able to take advantage of the home waters. “I think it definitely helped,” sophomore crew Lauren Brants said of sailing on the Charles...
...holes, quickly resuming its success from the fall (one win, two second-place finishes). “Longer tournaments give better teams a chance to come to the top,” Rhoads said. Harvard’s next outing comes this coming weekend, when it faces Brown and Dartmouth. —Staff writer Jonathan B. Steinman can be reached at steinman@fas.harvard.edu...
...easy win. “We were really consistent in our fleets,” Robb said. “We had a really large lead compared to everyone else.”Salve Regina was 48 points behind in second-place with a 201-point total, while Dartmouth, the Coast Guard and Boston University rounded out the top five.“It was on our home waters, so we were really familiar with the conditions and there weren’t a lot of teams that had sailed there very much,” Robb said...
...Walsh said of the wealth of power arms his team encountered on its trip.Meanwhile, Ohio State (16-4) touched Harvard’s No. 1, Haviland, for 12 hits as it built a 5-0 lead. The Crimson only rallied against closer Jake Hale, who had blanked Dartmouth for two-plus innings in a game earlier that day. Harvard put two runners on in the ninth before pinch hitter Prince strode to the plate and launched a three-run homer to right field.After another base hit, the Crimson had the tying run at the plate, but Hale retired pinch hitter...