Word: errors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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With the score 5-4 in the sixth, Harvard added three runs which seemed to put the game out of reach. Don Driscoll, batting as the designated hitter, stroked a single and took second on an error by the Holy Cross shortstop Bob Bigda. The same error allowed Crimson third baseman Fran Cronin to reach first...
...favorite adage of mine is: I'll forgive anything once, but almost nothing twice. If the U.S. pours $522 million in aid and arms into Indochina, it will be its second error of increasing its involvement, and therefore unforgivable...
Driscoll's teammates slaked him to a quick 1-0 lead in the first as Jim Thomas tripled and scored on an error by catcher. Andy walker trying to throw out Durso on a steal. Harvard added four more in the third on a walk, singles by Durso Hogah and Cronin, and a triple by Sciolla...
Mark McAndrews ascended the mound for the fifth and allowed only one run after a three-base throwing error by third baseman Pete Riccio and an RBI single by Williams. But despite being Yale's most efficient pitcher up to that point. McAndrew was lifted for a pinch hitter in the, fifth (who struck, out) and Harry Rosenthal was offered the mound for the sixth inning...
...start of the game was delayed for about fifteen minutes as the ground crew corrected an error in the lining of the crease and Crimson mentor Bob Scalise said he thought that was partially responsible for Harvard being so flat in the first quarter. "We're an emotional team and when we were forced to wait before the game it snapped our concentration," he said...