Word: jeffs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Punctuating the uninteresting procession of runners across the plate were a few legitimate highlights: John Dockery left the Brandeis catcher gaping with a breathtaking hook slide following a first-inning foul grounder by Jeff Grate. The Judges' center fielder retreated to the infield of the freshman diamond when Lord came to the plate after his first-inning triple. Brandeis caught Grate off third base with the old hidden ball trick. And Jim Tobin got a 20-foot "triple" when at least four Judges mishandled the ball...
Princeton's defense was almost as much help to McCandlish as Harvard's. In the first inning, George Neville walked and Jeff Grate chopped a single up the middle. Tiger center fielder Frank Biondi obligingly ran right past the ball, allowing Neville to score and Grate to move to third. Dan Hootstein quickly drove Grate in with another single...
...seventh, the Tigers pitched in again after Jim Tobin legged out a looping double. Bob Welz smacked a hard grounder that slipped under the glove of Princeton second baseman Jeff Perry, and Tobin scored easily...
Friday afternoon in Philadelphia, hampered by a cold, blustery wind, the Crimson distance medley quartet of Troy Burns, Jeff Huvelle, Bob Stempson, and Jim Baker, finished sixth in a strong field that included Georgetown and Villanova. Burns however, whipped through his half-mile leg in 1:52, while Baker ran the anchor mile in a quick...
Several of the Crimson's entrants in Philadelphia Friday flew back to New England and took first places in Saturday's meet. Jeff Huvelle led a Harvard sweep in the 440, winning in 48.6 seconds, the best time of his career. He also ran the second leg on the winning mile relay team...