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...stepped out of conference for a doubleheader with the University of Massachusetts yesterday. The Atlantic-10 Conference leading Minutewomen (26-12, 11-1), who swept a doubleheader from Dartmouth by the combined score of 28-5 three weeks ago, did not allow a single Crimson runner to cross the plate. Harvard (15-18, 4-4) did, notably, remain close for the entirety of the first game before falling 3-0. The Minutewomen took the second game 8-0 in Amherst...
Vertovez came in to pitch the remainder of the game. Of the three Minutewomen who crossed the plate, just one counted as an earned...
...recently as 2002, Harvard felt tremors from a 5.0 earthquake epicentered in New York that measured 3.0 by the time it reached Cambridge. Earthquake shocks also hit in 1921 and 1982, but leading scholars said bigger quakes are unlikely. “Most large earthquakes occur along tectonic plate boundaries. San Francisco is on one; Boston is not. A large earthquake is highly improbable in Boston, although one cannot be absolutely ruled out,” said Hooper Professor of Geology Paul F. Hoffman. However, others said that Cambridge and Boston are as vulnerable to damages caused by earthquakes...
...trying to take what he’s been doing in [batting practice] onto the field, but we’re staying with him because he’s having such good at bats.”While Harvard converted on its many opportunities at the plate, Foushee shined on the mound in the first start of his Harvard career.Only a relatively low work threshold—Walsh allowed the freshman 72 pitches—prevented Foushee from completing the fifth inning and earning his first collegiate win, which instead went to submarining reliever Jason Brown.Foushee consistently fired his fastball...
...lack of funding. Private alumni donations will be discontinued this coming fall, and the team is dependent on those gifts because it has been denied funding by the College, according to the captains. “As of now Harvard hasn’t stepped up to the plate,” said co-captain Cornelius A. Vandenberg ’06, who was the first in league history to receive three “All-American” awards. “We hope the University will recognize the value of this activity and the great effort...