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Trouble for the Crimson came in the third inning, as a big hit by Roesch sent home BU sophomore second baseman Erica Casacci and senior first baseman Rachel Hebert...
...point, after BU’s Whitney Tuthill reached on an error, Tuthill scored after three consecutive illegal pitches. Black was eventually pulled after Rachel Hebert singled and advanced to second on an error, scoring a Terrier who was on second due to—you guessed it—another illegal pitch...
...Crimson had no choice but to bring in sophomore pitcher Julia Moore, who advanced Hebert to third on her first pitch of the outing, yet another called illegal pitch. After walking the next batter, Hebert scored on a illegal pitch, and an illegal pitch right after that moved the runner to second...
...federal bench. President Ronald Reagan already had more than 200 conservative judges confirmed when he nominated Sessions, then the young U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Alabama, to the U.S. District Court in Alabama. At his confirmation hearing, Democrats tracked down a Justice Department employee named J. Gerald Hebert who had worked with Sessions on civil rights cases. Hebert told the committee that Sessions had once complained to him that the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People were "un-American," "communist-inspired" and, worse, that they "forced civil rights down...
...With runners on first and second, the Terriers’ Melissa Dubay pounded a triple to right field that landed just inside the foul line. The Crimson avoided further trouble with two consecutive outs at third and second. But, BU furthered its lead in the next inning when Rachel Hebert singled to score teammate Emily Roesch, who had advanced to third on a passed ball. With two outs already, catcher Bock threw to Vertovez at short, catching Hebert trying to steal and ending the frame.Harvard was able to close the gap in the fifth. Once again, it was Bock that...