Word: infielder
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...first losing with a walk, one of five he drew on the day. Elliot Rivera's sacrifice bunt turned into a bunt single, and another bunt from Brad Bauer moved both runners over. One out later, Vinnie Martelli grounded the ball up the middle for an infield single to score Weller. Allard dropped a double in front of diving right fielder Glen Mayors, bringing home Rivera and Martelli. Michay Maspons singled off second becomes Frank Antonelli's glove to score Allard, and Harvard held a 4-0 advantage...
...diving stops. But it was a play that Rivera didn't make that put Northeastern on the scoreboard. Bill O'Leary drew a two-out walk, and Kevin Guiney singled him to second. Dan Spotts grounded to Rivera, whose throw to Farrell was in the dirt. Paul DiPillo's infield single scored the Husky...
...opening contest the Crimson consistently pelted the Maine infield with solid shots off losing pitcher Nancy Szostak. The Black Bears, however, were able to muster enough defense to keep the score within one run for five innings until Harvard opened it up late in the game...
...despite the slugging from the right side of the infield, Harvard failed to generate any runs. Engineer starter Mike Dichristina seemed continually headed for an early shower, but the 6-ft., 3-in. sophomore always managed to work his way out of a jarn. The Crimson stranded 12 baserunners...
...tougher call. There has often been more glory in a World Series, but seldom so little guile. Both teams seemed to enjoy themselves hugely and, except for the quiet man, Cardinal Rightfielder George Hendrick, said so. The series was unclassic but fun, distinguished for more than a bunch of infield hits and a 2-hr. 15-min. rain delay...