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...Game 2 of the ICS and then vaulted onto the professional scouting radar (at least two evaluators were in attendance on Saturday) by hurling seven-plus innings of no-hit ball against Arkansas in the NCAA Tournament. Staehely was plagued by shoddy infield defense (six errors, four by shortstop Greg Van Horn) as he surrendered six runs, only one earned, and seven hits in six innings while the Crimson lineup ran his pitch count up to 105. When asked about the preseason Pitcher of the Year snub, Haviland jokingly said, “I didn’t notice that...
...first game,” Walsh said. “I’m really pleased that we knocked Staehely out. He’s the kid that ended our season last year.”But it was six Princeton errors that sealed the win for Harvard. Freshman Greg Van Horn had the roughest day in the field for the Tigers, committing four errors at shortstop. With a 6-1 lead, Walsh left Haviland in the game entering the ninth inning, hoping to rest his bullpen for the next day’s doubleheader against Cornell. But when Princeton...
...left the team with a frustrating sixth-place finish for the weekend. After Day 1, sophomore Michael Shore led all scorers with a two-under par 68, thanks to two front-nine birdies. Though Shore was the only player in the field to break 70, freshmen Danny Mayer and Greg Shuman carded 72 and 73, respectively, to finish in the top 10 in the individual standings. Freshman Peter Singh and Senior Tom Hegge shot 81 and 83, respectively, as the team combined to score ten birdies in Round 1. On Day 2, the golf gods retracted any favors they extended...
...amped up: sprinting too hard and running past the player, shooting from too far away.” Once Harvard fell behind, it was downhill from there. Cornell notched 10 goals to Harvard’s two—one from co-captain Brian Mahler, another from senior Greg Cohen—over the middle two frames, taking complete control of the game to lead 9-3 at halftime and 13-4 after three. “At the beginning of the game...we were taking smart shots and scoring,” Flood said. “Once they...
...generally spent an hour a day working out. I read about 50 books. I received about 1,000 letters and wrote back to almost everyone. I did a lot of talking to the various prisoners that were at the institution, including Barry Bonds' former trainer Greg Anderson. I also did a fair amount of playing spades, dominos, and Scrabble - and eating, of course...