Word: durso
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...scoreless contest until the top of the third inning, which opened with Jimmy Thomas ground out to second base. Tufts starter George Champion issued Ed Durso a free pass to first base, and the next Crimson batter, Leigh Hogan, singled Durso to third Durso scored on a wild pitch...
Thomas, up for the second time that inning, walked and Durso stroked a two run single on which Driscoll and Williams crossed home plate. At this point. Tufts brought in Mark Fisher, who saw action in the Tufts victory last Monday, to take over the hurling chores. Fisher got the Crimson's next batter, Hogan, to ground out, ending the inning...
...Crimson added three more runs to its tally in the sixth inning as Durso, who went two for two in the contest with three walks, was issued another free trip to first. He took second on a wild pitch and Hogan singled him home. Goetz singled Hogan in and went to second on a throwing error by the Tufts first baseman. Driscoll then doubled in Goetz...
Harvard got the three runs right back in the bottom of the third. Lead-off batter Fran Crowin walked and Ed Durso sacrificed him to second. Barry Cronin, who was playing in the outfield in the place of Driscoll, singled Fran Cronin to third...
...contest was played in a Dumbing wind, much like Monday's game. Both teams suffered from cold hands, committing a total of eight fielding miscues. Every infielder for the Crimson flubbed at least once with Durso, off to a rocky start, making two errors...