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...junior Steffan Wilson paced the offense in a tidy victory in the opener. Wilson gave the Crimson the lead for a good with a monster solo home run to left field off Dietz in the first and scored in three-run Harvard rallies in both the third and the sixth innings. With one run home in the third on a Vance RBI single, Brown walked Wilson intentionally to match up with rookie designated hitter Andrew Prince with two outs, but Prince responded by knocking in both Vance and Wilson with a long opposite-field single. The Crimson tacked on three...
...first-inning runs get to you. I knew our offense would come up with a lot of runs, especially in game four of an Ivy League weekend.”BROWN 5, HARVARD 2Brown third baseman Robert Papenhause blew open a 2-2 game in the bottom of the sixth inning with a two-out, three-run home run off of freshman pitcher Eric Eadington to push the Bears past the Crimson, 5-2. After getting the first two Brown batters of the sixth to fly out, Eadington allowed a double to shortstop Matt Nuzzo and then walked designated hitter...
...Dahlman, who recently returned to the water after missing time due to a shoulder injury.“She performed above and beyond what we expected,” Watson said.MORRIS TROPHYBoston University hosted the fourth annual Morris Trophy on Saturday and Sunday, where the Crimson came away with sixth-place in an 18-team field.Senior skipper Matt Knowles and senior crew Emily Simon scored 76 points for the team in their seventh-place showing, while sophomore skipper Jon Garrity and senior crew Ashley Nathanson finished in fifth-place for Harvard.The host-Terriers, Yale, South Florida, Boston College and Bowdoin...
...Jackie at center and she was doing a great job getting the draw to go to the attacking side,” Martin said. “And then Caroline Simmons and Lexie Comstock did a great job controlling the ball.” After Columbia forced the sixth tie of the game, at 7-7, Harvard regained the lead again with goals from Schoen and Martin. But the Lions surged ahead to grab an 11-10 lead, its last of the game. Freshman attack Alexandra Comstock scored off a free-position shot to tie the game...
...tobacco. But what's better: watching Jim Thome bat 500 times a year, or rotund pitcher David Wells trying to sacrifice bunt with the San Diego Padres? And really, is the double switch all that exciting? (New York Mets closer Billy Wagner comes into the game - and will hit sixth in the lineup!) "It's a no-brainer," says Shapiro. So put down your gloves, kids. The DH, thank goodness, is now a genuine...