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...ceaseless flow of soccer, the constant scoring of basketball, or the explosiveness of football to baseball and its subtler charms. In the way of counter-argument, I present the idyllic settings of ballparks, the tactical nuance that goes into every strategic decision, and the unmatched tension of a ninth-inning nail-biter. Sadly, all of these elements were absent from Harvard’s Sunday doubleheader with Columbia. The vista beyond the fences of O’Donnell Field is nothing to marvel at. With a cruel gust blowing in off the Charles, it was cold and I was underdressed...
Sophomore pitcher Amanda Watkins only needed one run to secure the win, and she got it in the very first inning...
...face them and were able to get base-runners, but we didn’t get key hits.”CORNELL 8, HARVARD 5In the second game of the twinbill, the Crimson came out strong. Junior co-captain Julia Kidder hit an RBI single in the first inning and freshman Bailey Vertovez did the same in the second. Harvard had a 2-0 lead going into the third inning.However, Cornell was able to fight back and tie the score at two in the bottom of the third inning. After that, the Big Red was able to secure at least...
...standings to Dartmouth. In the long term, nonetheless, Saturday’s pitching clinic proved that for the defending Ivy League champions, long successful as a relentless offensive unit, mound performance can be an area of strength in 2006. “You come out of 15 innings, giving up one run,” said Harvard coach Joe Walsh, “You feel like you’re going to get two wins out of it. So it was disappointing. It was real disappointing.” But Walsh added, “There?...
...home opener, the Harvard baseball team split a doubleheader with Penn (8-20, 3-7 Ivy), losing the first game 1-0 in the final inning and winning the second by a 7-0 margin. The Crimson offense struggled to complement the efforts of the team’s two top pitchers, sophomore Shawn Haviland and freshman Adam Cole, who impressed by allowing only one run over 15 innings. Junior Brendan Byrne and senior Josh Klimkiewicz had solid days at the plate. Byrne went 3-6 during the day, including a eighth-inning double that broke the second game open...