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Rowing against Princeton in the second-to-last regular-season race of last year, Hale tore a muscle. Despite the pain, she rowed in the Eastern Sprints and the Nationals...
...then in Los Angeles, to seven National League titles and four World Championships; of heart disease; in Oxford, Ohio, near the sharecropper's farm where he was born. Alston, who struck out in his only major league turn at bat in 1936, won more than 2,000 regular-season games. During his career he steadied such future Hall of Fame members as Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider, Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale, and was named to the Hall himself last year. He had always signed one-year contracts for the job he considered "the best in baseball." Noted Tommy Lasorda...
...Harvard's pitching staff, that will be a new experience. The Crimson averaged just under 13 runs per game in its last seven regular-season outings...
...whole team will have to adjust to the crowd, never much of a factor in Harvard's regular-season games. "The fans are rabid." Crimson Coach Alex Nahigian said. "I like the idea of playing there because it gets the kids ready [for Omaha]," he added. But he admitted that, in a game against Maine, the hometown crowd would hurt the visitors. "The score's 1-0 before you start," he said...
...yesterday in Providence, the laxmen earned a healthy measure of regular-season revenge by topping the nationally tenth ranked Bruins...