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...time out, the Crimson faced a difficult task: topple a top-ten team on the road. The Pride squad, inspired by a crowd filled with more than 100 former players, controlled the game from the onset. Combined with poor composure and a slow start, Harvard found itself in a hole from which there was no escape. “[Hofstra] matched us athletically,” coach Scott Anderson said. “They were a more mature and confident team. We weren’t as poised.” However, Saturday’s game provides a chance...
...Having Josh in the lineup is absolutely vital,” senior Matt Brunnig said. “It seems every time I pitch he hits a home run. I absolutely love having him in the lineup. He’s in the three to five hole, and every time he’s up, there’s people on base. Having his bat there makes all the difference in the world.” After the Big Green scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh to tie the score at nine, Klimkiewicz helped Harvard remain upbeat...
...critical leadoff triple), turned what had been a hotly contested slugfest into a division-clinching rout. “I absolutely love having him in the lineup,” said senior starting pitcher Matt Brunnig. “He’s in the three-to-five hole, and every time he’s up, there’s people on base. Having his bat there makes all the difference in the world.”Klimkiewicz has never been named to the Ivy League’s first or second team. The senior may soon cash...
...minutes,” co-captain Jake Samuelson said. “We didn’t have the sort of composure we needed. Against a team like that you can’t make mistakes against them and expect them not to score. We put ourselves in a hole pretty early.” Junior Evan Calvert finally put Harvard on the board with 5:03 left in the period on an assist by junior Greg Cohen, but the Pride responded with three unanswered goals in the second quarter to lead 6-1. Cohen scored twice—unassisted...
Even Score. Ivy was a success, as every TV viewer could plainly see last week. Beneath a lethal fireball 3¼ miles in diameter, the "shot" island, Elugelab, was transmuted into an ocean hole 175 ft. deep. But Ivy was a cumbersome, complicated test device that no airplane could carry...