Word: quaker
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...opening round, Penn hurlers held the usually potent Crimson offense to only two hits--singles by freshman Mary Ann Moore and co-captain Betty Ippolito--while Quaker batters reached Crimson ace pitcher Nancy Boutilier for seven runs on seven hits and four walks...
Number-four player Michael Terner followed Beren's lead as he quickly dispatched of Quaker Oil Hnatiuk 6-1, 6-2. Terner, also started slow, losing the first game, but proceeding to win the next...
Brown did not walk a Quaker until the sixth inning. By that time, Harvard had scored all four runs--three in the first inning on two walks, a Vinnie Martelli double and a Paul Chicarello single--and the only remaining question was whether the massive righthander could hang...
...first win with a strong performance in the opener, whiffing Paul Kupcha in the seventh with probably the best fastball thrown all day. His one mistake, a change-up which number two hitter Steve Flacco pelted for a single, was erased when Vinnie Martelli gunned down Flacco as the Quaker tried to steal second...
Controversy surrounded the match of the number-two players captain Don Pompan and Quaker Eric Riley. Pompan, hanging back and not playing his usual agressive style, dropped the first set 4-6. In the second set the Crimson netman visibly toughened as Rilcy began applying pressure to Pompan's backhand...