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Sophomore Whitney Shaw hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the first to give the Crimson enough offense to hold on for the win. The long-ball to leftfield was her sixth of the year and came as part of a two-for-three performance in the first game of the afternoon...
...Huskies had a response of their own, picking up two runs in the bottom of the eighth. Freshman Logan Gillis doubled down the leftfield line off Way, scoring two and putting Northeastern down by only a run as the teams headed into the ninth. Harvard was unable to pick up an insurance run, stranding two on base. But sophomore Conner Hulse was able to hold off a Northeastern rally, stranding two baserunners and getting the save to conclude the wild affair. Way earned the win with 2.2 innings of relief...
...Ideally, then, I’d live alone in a warehouse.) The fact is that most of this stuff comes from club and rave culture, where booming soundsystems are the norm. Below a certain volume threshold, it loses effect—thus meaning—completely. Leftfield drum & bass producer Equinox makes dub basslines so deep (below 30 Hz) they’re barely audible at high volume on standard speakers. They’re meant to literally shake your body, seize your insides. And studio wizards like Foul Play used to program breakbeats that were so rapid and microscopic...
...batters pounded out hits in the inning, but the real star was freshman third baseman Josh Klimkiewicz. With the bases loaded, the Crusaders made a pitching change, calling in junior James DeLucia. After watching a few warm-up throws, Klimkiewicz launched DeLucia’s first pitch over the leftfield fence for a grand slam to grant Harvard an 8-3 lead...
That brought up Hale for the second time in the inning, and he bashed a sacrifice fly to centerfield to plate senior Nick Seminara, who was pinch running for Mackey. Farkes, the Ivy League Rookie of the Week, then cranked out a two-run homer over the leftfield fence to finish the scoring barrage of the inning...