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...weather, Harvard walked away with a pair of 10-3 wins.HARVARD 10, COLUMBIA 3The worsening conditions did not faze sophomore Jennifer Francis, who contributed two key hits, knocking in half of the Crimson’s runs with five RBI. Three of those runs were scored in the second inning, when Francis tripled down the right field line. Entering the contest as the team leader for batting average and RBI, Francis turned the two-run second inning into a five-run rally.Struggling with a slippery ball and cold hands, multiple Lions walks and errors added to the Crimson?...
...have gained some momentum that helps place pressure on other Ivy League teams when they face us.” HARVARD 6, PENN 2 The second event was marked by a strong pitching performance by junior Bailey Vertovez, who gave up two runs on four hits in 4 2/3 innings of work. “Bailey did a great job today,” head coach Jenny Allard said. “She kept us in the game and set up Shelly well.” The Crimson struck in the bottom of the third inning, as freshman Emily Henderson...
...suffered its third straight doubleheader sweep to open the Ivy League campaign—its 14th and 15th consecutive losses overall—yesterday at O’Donnell Field, as visiting Penn (11-11-1, 2-5-1) shut it out over the course of 16 innings, taking the opener, 10-0, and the nightcap by a 5-0 final. At 0-6 in the Ivies, Harvard is already six games behind Rolfe Division leader Dartmouth (7-1) in the standings and could see that margin increase during a twinbill this afternoon against Cornell in Ithaca...
...picked up his first career hit earlier in the season, and when his name was called yesterday in the ninth inning of the second game, he came through again, knocking a seeing-eye single past the Columbia shortstop in his only at-bat to improve to 2-for-3 on the season...
...These games are crucial right now,” Walsh said. “I haven’t dropped a doubleheader, personally, in quite a long time, nevermind two. I just hope the team responds with the bats.” COLUMBIA 10, HARVARD 2A sloppy fourth inning led to five runs—all unearned—for Columbia, and opened the doors for a 10-2 rout in the second game of the doubleheader yesterday. Sophomore Dan Zailskas threw 3.2 innings for the Crimson, allowing seven runs—only two earned—on nine hits...