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...Crimson came away from a deep 18-team field in Kings Point, N.Y., with a third-place finish at the Admiral’s Cup, one of the season’s biggest regattas. The junior duo of skipper Clay Johnson and crew Emily Simon took seventh in A-division, while Kyle Kovacs sailed to a fifth-place finish in the singlehanded C-division. However, it was a third-place finish in the B-division that helped pace Harvard. Senior skipper Vincent Porter was joined by senior crew Ruth Schlitz and freshman Megan Watson in what was the Crimson?...
...Columbia.After the teams held each other silent for the first few innings, senior Rachel Murray drove in what would prove to be the winning run in the sixth inning, clubbing a homer to put her team on top 1-0. Sophomore Danielle Kerper provided some insurance in the seventh with an RBI single.YALE 7, HARVARD 4Harvard kicked off its Sunday doubleheader with Yale on a promising note, scoring in the first on an RBI single by Murray.The Bulldog lineup, however, proved to be too much for the Crimson pitching staff to handle, breaking through for a four-run third inning...
...have just as much talent as the other teams, but we just have to put the scores together,” he added. Princeton won the event comfortably last year, with Cornell, Penn, Columbia, and Brown tightly bunched in second through fifth place. Dartmouth and Yale were sixth and seventh, respectively, with the Crimson eight shots back of the Bulldogs. But this year looks to be much different for the Harvard. “I don’t know what the situation was last year,” Shore said, “but I don?...
...Klimkiewicz provided the punch, going 3-for-4 with five RBI. He stroked an RBI single for the Crimson’s first run in the first, knocked in two more with a base hit in the second, and added a two-run insurance double in the seventh...
...event. Another Harvard victory was registered by senior Kevin Duffy in the javelin throw. His toss of 57.10 meters was just under two meters better than any of the other 18 competitors. Senior James Rhodes and junior James Ayers had tosses good enough for sixth and seventh in the hammer toss events, leaving divots 50.04 and 47.90 meters from the circle. Sophomore pole vaulter Dan Ford took sixth in his events. —THE CRIMSON STAFF