Word: durso
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...THERE-ANY-WAY-YOU-CAN MEDAL is awarded to Ed Durso for scoring in the first inning against Brandeis without the aid of a hit or a ground ball. Durso walked to lead off the inning, took second on a passed ball, advanced to third after he tagged up on Ric LaCivita's foul fly to first and scored when the throw to third from the first baseman went astray...
...entire defensive infield for Harvard was impressive again this season and some of that credit goes to Jim Thomas who moved into the hot spot after captain Jim Stoeckel signed with the Hamilton Tiger Cats and some more to a consistent Ed Durso at short...
...Durso, who was the starting GBL all-star short stop last season, was relegated to a role as a utility infielder this year along with Dan Falcone of hapless (1-8-0) Tufts and Dave Tirell of MIT. Durso is the only Harvard repeater this year...
...sixth inning uprising that broke a 1-1 deadlock and produced six Harvard runs. Dan Williams started the proceedings with a single and advanced to second on a controversial ruling by the field umpire, who called the Crimson catcher safe on a fielder's choice grounder by Ed Durso...
Designated hitter Joe Mackey worked Brandeis starter Mike Fahey for a no-out, bases-loaded walk to bring Durso across the plate with the decisive run. Dave St. Pierre then lobbed one high into the gale wind behind second base that dropped in to score another. The play brought about more objections from the Brandeis bench, which felt the umpire should have invoked the infield fly rule on the play. As usual, however, the objections were to no avail...