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...three doubles. The lefty avoided walking any Bulldog batter, but simply suffered a hit parade at the hands of a talented lineup that has bested prominent programs such as Virginia Tech and Boston College.Bryant senior Pat McKenna and junior Nick Campbell led the way for the Bulldogs with two RBIs each with three and four hits, respectively.Although Keuper struggled early on, the squad recovered due to stellar bullpen work from young Crimson arms. Freshman Conner Hulse posted the best outing of the day, after relieving Keuper to finish the second. The hurler Harvard coach Joe Walsh has called...
...Taylor Meehan reaching base on a single and walk, respectively. Douglas followed with an RBI double, and red-hot senior Tom Stack-Babich plated two with a double of his own. Harvard’s offense seemed to be churning again, with Douglas finishing 3-for-4 with two RBIs.“I’ve been feeling pretty good at the plate,” Douglas said, “but I just want to get some wins right now.”The captain would not get his wish, as the Huskies lineup jumped on Nutter...
...extend the sixth inning for Santomauro. The Big Green sophomore made the Crimson pay with a two-run triple that plated both unearned runs and provided Dartmouth with some insurance en route to a 7-3 victory. Santomauro and teammates Pagliarulo and Wright went 4-for-10 with four RBIs in the opener. “Those are the guys that we worry about, and we couldn’t do much with them all day,” Walsh said. “We just tried to get the other guys out.” Harvard had a fair...
...likely elimination loomed, Harvard’s seniors were the toast of the afternoon at O’Donnell—the Crimson received sparkling starts from aces Shawn Haviland and Unger. Seniors also led the way at the plate, with Matt Kramer going 6-for-7 with three RBIs batting cleanup and Jeff Stoeckel chipping in with a two-run triple in the opener. “What we’re playing for right now is all the work that we put in at the beginning of the year—all the swings indoors, all the lumps...
...about making plays, and we didn’t make enough of them.”For the second time in the game, Walsh made the decision to intentionally walk Huskies leadoff man Mike Tamsin to face Lyon, who leads his team with a .405 batting average and 29 RBIs this season. Walsh figured that passing the left-handed Tamsin gave his right-handed starters the advantage against the righty Lyon, and his strategy worked to perfection the first time around—Lyon hit into a 6-4 fielder’s choice to end the eighth inning...