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...being held scoreless through seven innings by Dartmouth starter Jake Pruner, Harvard’s bats came alive in the eighth. With one out in the inning, Big Green reliever Kyle Zeis surrendered walks to Matt Rogers and Andrew Prince around a double from freshman Sean O’Hara. After a passed ball plated Rogers, Albright put the Crimson right back in the game with a three-run shot to left-center. “It was my first collegiate home run, so it felt really good rounding second base,” Albright said...
...including questionable decisions by the umpires.“The umpire crew was not very good today,” Vance said. “We were getting pretty frustrated all day.”The breaking point came in the fifth inning when freshman Sean O’Hara grounded a ball up the middle. The Big Green’s second baseman, Jeff Onstott, made a diving stop and then hurled the ball to first from his knees.“O’Hara beat the throw by two steps and the umpire called...
...wild pitches of his own en route to Harvard tying the game. Then, as freshman Thomas Zollo came up to bat, Zeis finally found the plate, but with devastating results for the Big Green. Zollo laced a 1-1 pitch to right center, scoring freshman Sean O’Hara and junior Jared Wortzman and giving the Crimson a 10-8 lead.After the game, captain Matt Vance expressed interest in seeing where Zollo’s bat takes him in the future.“He’s a very solid hitter,” Vance said...
...American poet Frank O'Hara once wrote that "the light in Japan respects poets." It's easy to see his point with the Hyakunin Isshu. Moonlight, dawn light and fog-filtered daylight suffuse this anthology, illuminating scenes of delicate natural beauty. As McMillan notes in his introduction, the great Tokugawa-era painters Hon'ami Koetsu and Ogata Korin were but a few of the visual artists drawn to the poems. The latter illustrated one of the earliest and most famous karuta sets, as the major ukiyo-e (Floating World) artists - famed for their depictions of metropolitan life in Edo Japan...
...going to come, when that bloop is going to fall. Every time we make a mistake, it seems the other team capitalizes. We just can’t get our breaks.”The Crimson got on the scoreboard first when freshman Sean O’Hara drove in captain Matt Vance with a triple in the fourth inning. O’Hara had a solid day overall, as he knocked two base hits and made a leaping, snow-cone catch at third that prevented an extra-base hit.After the Eagles tied the game back up, Harvard brought home...