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With no outs, the bases loaded and a 10-7, ninth-inning lead, Harvard coach Joe Walsh called his third baseman to the hill against Northeastern yesterday. It was the right call...
...course, in order for Wahlberg to show his stuff, Harvard has to be winning entering the ninth. And recently, the Crimson has not been doing much of that...
...Eagles scored another ten unanswered runs against the Crimson in the late innings off of Satyanarayana and sophomore Javi Arteaga before freshman second baseman Zak Farkes rounded out the scoring in the top of the ninth with his second home...
Ronz was ultimately charged with two runs, the second unearned. Walsh pulled Ronz in favor of closer Barry Wahlberg to get the final out of the ninth with a man on third, and Wahlberg appeared to have gotten the job done when Chernoff popped his pitch to shallow right. But Farkes, racing backwards while pursuing the tough play, fell backward and lost the ball, allowing Adam Balkan to score. With the Crimson already struggling and Pauly still on the mound, there would be no second rally...
Pauly gave up a double to sophomore Rob Wheeler in the ninth to give Harvard second and third with two out, but junior Bryan Hale struck out to end it. Wheeler and Hale, along with freshman Frank Hermann and sophomore A.J. Solomine, each started a game as Walsh continued to search the roster for answers on a day when Princeton pitching had them...