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...straight hit, a double to center that scored Murphy. Dartmouth, who had just two hits in the first five innings against sophomore and starting pitcher Dana Roberts, found its rhythm in the sixth. The Big Green used a leadoff walk followed by a double, to jump-start a four-hit, four-run inning.Harvard’s response to the Dartmouth surge was a one-run bottom half of the sixth that left the Crimson still trailing by a run with just one inning remaining. Harvard started its final inning with Emily Henderson reaching base thanks to a Big Green...
...want to win a championship.” BOSTON COLLEGE 6, HARVARD 4The second game at Solider’s Field was a dramatic affair. Boston College was the first to cross the plate with two runs in the opening frame. Those were the only two runs that Harvard starting pitcher Bailey Vertovez gave up.The Crimson scored all of its runs in a four-run fifth inning. But the Eagles didn’t take long to respond. Boston College got their first two batters on base to start the sixth inning. With two on and no one out Allard...
...annual Beanpot Tournament. The first pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. YALE 7, HARVARD 6For the second consecutive Sunday, Unger saw a solid start go to waste.Last weekend at O’Donnell Field, Unger allowed just two runs in a complete game effort. This time around, Unger again allowed two runs and departed with a four-run lead after 6.2 innings of work, but could only watch from the dugout as Nutter surrendered a two-run, walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth to send Yale to a dramatic 7-6 victory. Nutter had bailed fellow...
...Crimson’s runs with five RBI. Three of those runs were scored in the second inning, when Francis tripled down the right field line. Entering the contest as the team leader for batting average and RBI, Francis turned the two-run second inning into a five-run rally.Struggling with a slippery ball and cold hands, multiple Lions walks and errors added to the Crimson’s offense, all of which came in the second and sixth innings. Harvard’s final offensive shot produced another five-run rally, this time led off by sophomore Stephanie Krysiak...
...We’ve got a good ball club. We’ve just got to show it and we haven’t.” PRINCETON 6, HARVARD 5In the second game of the doubleheader, Harvard burst out to a 5-2 lead after a four-run fifth inning. Following that offensive outburst, however, the Crimson couldn’t generate anything offensively. “In the late innings we just couldn’t manufacture runs when we wanted to,” senior Matt Kramer said. “We couldn’t close...