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...mound Princeton’s ace is senior Kristen Schaus (4.21ERA) who has pitched 148 innings this season with 173 strikeouts. Against Harvard though, back on March 30, the hurler went just 3 1/3 innings giving up five hits and two runs. The Tigers use two other pitchers, Michelle Tolfa (3. 64) and Lettire (3.25). As a staff the Princeton pitchers have a 3.83 ERA...
Harvard divides the pitching responsibilities up among five pitchers that have worked for a combined 1.96 ERA. Captain Shelly Madick is the reliable veteran and is the most likely candidate to get the ball in game one. In last year’s ILCS Madick threw a perfect game against Penn in game one. The Crimson has many other options though. Sophomore Dana Roberts has worked 66 innings with a dominant 1.88 ERA. In addition sophomore Margaux Black (2.53), junior Bailey Vertovez (5.04), and senior Amanda Watkins (7.71) are all likely to see innings in the circle...
...views. He did this with typical restraint-his demeanor, as always, precisely presidential-but also with the sad and belated realization that the Wright controversy was not merely a "distraction." It was this year's edition of a problem that has hurt the Democratic Party since the Vietnam era, a fixation on the (often spectacular) deficiencies of superpower governance while slighting this nation's incredible strengths...
...said that attacking him was an attack on the black church, refused to step away from Louis Farrakhan and again said of Sept. 11, "You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you." Twenty years ago, the response of too many Moyers-era liberals would have been to try to understand Wright's anger-he surely does have a historical beef-rather than condemn it as distorted and dangerous. It was this sort of thinking that helped make the Republicans the dominant party of the past 40 years. The left believed...
...Alemanno's image may be adequately scrubbed up, but some of his supporters Tuesday night celebrated on the steps of the Campidoglio city hall with "saluti Romani" - the Mussolini-era stiff-armed salute that was later adopted and made notorious by the Nazis. Alemanno has moved quickly to quell fears that he still espouses fascist ideals. Among his first gestures after the victory was to send telegrams to both Pope Benedict XVI and Rome's chief rabbi, Riccardo Di Segni. "I will be the mayor of all Romans: for those who voted for me, and those who didn...