Word: jims
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1970-1979
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Leading the Brandeis offense were outfielder Jim DiCarlo, who scored both the first and last runs, and catcher Mike Finnegan, who popped a single and a double in four at bats and registered three runs batted...
...second position, Jim Dales turned in Harvard's best performance of the afternoon. The sophomore from Michigan shot a 78 that would have been a 75 were it not for a triple-bogey seen on the par-four 18th. Arnold's 83, Chris Ball's 84 and an 83 off the clubs of Tom "Fast Eddie" Edwards concluded the Crimson scoring...
Enough drivel. The Crimson, smoldering bats and all, got its lone run in the top of the ninth inning, when Burke St. John, Jim Peccerillo, and freshman catcher Chuck Marshall strung consecutive singles together, with St. John tallying to prevent the shutout...
...Jim Keyte got his long-awaited chance to smoke his fastball up North, but things kind of backfired on the freshman in his debut. Keyte went five innings and pitched to a few batters in the sixth before giving way to Ron Stewart. He was charged with seven of the Crusaders' eight runs, five of which were earned...
...table and airline deck were both well worn out by the end of the trip. Regulars included Steve "Rich get richer" Baloff, Dick "Go for the flush" Emerson, Rob "What's Steve King's number" Alevizos, Timmy "Nay, I don't want to play this" Clifford, and indentured slave Jim Keyte...