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Brunnig faced 30 batters—two more than Yale’s Josh Sowers, who had a much tougher time in the end and surrendered seven runs??but walked the tightrope with an effective fastball, slider and changeup and a splitter that Brunnig unveiled for the first time in game action...
Harvard blew the game open in the third, breaking a 4-4 tie with two home runs??a leadoff solo shot by sophomore catcher Schuyler Mann and Hale’s second bomb of the weekend. The Crimson then loaded the bases again on a Salsgiver double, two walks (one intentional) and two stolen bases, but Hendricks struck out swinging and Mann grounded out to end the threat...
...Crimson had rallies end twice when players were caught stealing with two outs but Harvard still had enough offense to take the victory in its conference opener. Morgalis, a transfer from Notre Dame, went 5.2 innings, giving up six runs??three earned—to pick up his first collegiate win in his introduction to Ivy baseball...
...World Series just ended. It was a good one, too. Seven games, comeback victories, long home runs??too bad it had to be Anaheim that won. It’s funny, you root so hard for the Yankees to lose in the playoffs and yet, come World Series time, you can’t help but miss them. They provide drama, great baseball and a perennial villain. The World Series is much more interesting when there is an “Underdog meets Evil Empire” storyline. Last year’s Series featured ninth inning home...
Dartmouth’s Shirrell put himself in the record books, hitting three home runs??two of which were grand slams—and driving in an Ivy League-record 14 runs...