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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Perhaps the most encouraging statistic of an otherwise dull game was Harvard's scoring seven runs with only eight hits. Previously, the Crimson had lost several games because it left numerous runners stranded on base, but yesterday Harvard delivered the big hits when it needed them and left only four men in scoring position...
...hoping to move up from last year's seventh place finish in the ten-team circuit. But the Red and Blue had little trouble dumping Harvard, 6-3, to open the season in style. Harvard's lacrosse team was equally successful. Penn trailed until the very end of the game, but then tied the score with a rally. The Quakers scored four goals in five minutes of overtime to win, 14-10. The Crimson had snatched defeat out of the jaws of victory...
People talked about dynasties, how one had crumbled and another had taken its place. But they said the same thing after the Mets beat the Yankees a few years ago in the Mayor's Trophy Game. And didn't the Yankees win the World Series, and didn't the Mets establish themselves in the league cellar? Parker went to Penn in the old days, and he knew that the whole situation just wasn't right, so he sent his crew out Saturday to restore a little sanity to the athletic picture...
After two opening singles right-hander Kalinoski yielded only one hit to Northeastern over the next eight innings. In his second complete game in as many starts, the senior hurler struck out ten Huskie hitters and allowed just three balls out of the infield...
...With the game apparently wrapped up, Kalinoski showed signs of tiring in the ninth as he lost some of his speed and control. A walk issued to Tom Migliaccio and consecutive singles by Jack Freeman and Crowley scored two tallies. With two out, pitcher Jeff Sones singled to bring the tying run to the plate, but Kalinoski forced VanderVeer to ground out to short and saved the victory...