Word: jeffs
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Besides Welz, Harvard had only three other baserunners. Jeff Grate walked in the first, Dan Hootstein singled and stole second in the fourth, and George Neville blooped a double in the sixth, but all vegetated on base as O'Brien bore down...
With ten games (and seven victories) behind them, the Crimson can boast some at batting averages of its own. Sophomore shortstop Jeff Grate leads the team at .457, followed by Jim Tobin at .352. Another sophomore, first baseman Bob Welz, is hitting .342. Dan Hootstein, the Crimson's balding cleanup hitter, is coming on strong after a slow start. His average is up to .273, he leads the team with 12 RBI's, and he slugged a long home run against Navy...
Harvard had taken an early 2-0 lead, largely through the heroics of Dan Hootstein. In the first. Jeff Grate singled to center and took second on a wild throw by the center fielder. Hootstein followed with another single to center to drive Grate across. In the third, Hootstein led off with a long home run up the alley in left center that the Navy outfielders didn't retrieve until he was rounding third...
...varsity unloaded the heavy ammunition in the ninth. After Houston flied out, the next four batters--aided by defensive lapses in the field--stroked out four consecutive singles. Then Jeff Grate walked, and cleanup hitter Hootstein belted a tremendous double to center which cleared the bases. Welz singled in Hootstein and the Crimson was home free...
...Robinson, the team's premiere quarter miler, injured his knees during vacation-time training in Puerto Rico and won't run in the Brown meet. Sophomores Jeff Huvelle and Dave McKelvey will head the Crimson contingent in the 440 until Robinson, who turned in a 48.3 last year, is healthy again...