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Shortstop Dave O'Connell is one of the Crimson's players who attacks each game. In addition to batting .292, O'Connell has been stellar in the field with a .932 fielding percentage. A vaccum, a black hole, O'Connell solidifies Harvard's infield and stifles opposing hitters...
With runners on first and second, a balk was called on Harvard starting pitcher Mike Dorrington. He got Terrier third baseman James Sartori in an 0-2 hole, but lost him, walking Sartori and loading the bases...
...Harvard men's golf team finished second in a seven-team field at the Greater Boston Championships held yesterday at Concord Country Club. With a 36-hole total of 832, the Crimson nipped third-place Northeastern by one stroke, but lagged 11 shots behind Boston College, the winner with an 821 total...
Murray, who turned in the fourthlowest score of the day, a 165, was bested by the fantastic 159-stroke play of teammate Robert Kincaid. Kincaid narrowly missed nabbing medalist honors, losing a two-hole playoff to Boston College's Pete Keller...
...when he decided to specialize in pediatric surgery, a decidedly low-rent field in those days, when the real brains were going into neurosurgery. "Children weren't getting a fair shake in surgery, getting giant incisions like their grandfathers' and being sewn up like a football when a tiny hole would do," he recalls. "I saw the chance to make a difference." There were about five such surgeons in the country at the time (there are close to 500 now), and Koop's training consisted of going to Boston Children's Hospital and peering over the shoulders of surgeons there...