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...McCandlish, who has gradually developed into the most reliable pitcher on the squad, will start the game for Coach Norm Shepard's forces. McCandlish has scarcely had a bad performance all season. Last Saturday he duelled Army's brilliant Barry DeBolt for ten innings and yielded only nine hits, before giving up a cheap run in the last frame. If McCandlish is at his best tomorrow, Harvard should climb a notch in the EIBL standings...
Scott, the tall and ubiquitous righthander, will probably start against B.C. McCandlish pitched against Army, but Coach Norm Shepard may use him in relief either today or against Tufts tomorrow just to keep him in shape. Larry Melfa, who shut out M.I.T. 11-0 last week, is a good bet to start in the Tufts game...
Crimson Coach Norm Shepard will start either John Scott or Jim McCandlish against the Quakers. Earlier in the season Scott appeared to be the one reliable pitcher on the Harvard staff, but he has been hit hard in his last two outings. Dartmouth beat Scott, 5 to 4, on Wednesday, and Princeton shelled him, 8 to 0, last weekend...
Detroit has several top-notch sluggers in Norm Cash, Bill Freehan, Don Demeter, and Al Kaline, but their mound staff is not good. Dave Wickersham (19-12) and Mickey Lolich (18-9) are the only two reliable hurlers--and two is not enough...
...Coach Norm Shepard took the team south with one thought in mind: find pitchers. But the only solid pitching prospect to emerge from the trip was 6-4 righthander John Scott, who combined with sophomore Jim McCandlish to shut out Virginia. Scott worked a total of 19 innings, winning one and losing one with an ERA of 2.35, Scott struck out 10 men in his three appearances...