Word: starter
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...National top five clubs; but why If you're fighting against the of averages, you might as well with your right: Glants, Dodgers, Pirates, Phillies, Reds, Ernie Banks. trio at the bottom should itself from contention it or convincingly. The Cubs look the logical doormat, with the only starter on opening certain to be in the lineup by The Reds have twice as many players. In Vada Pinson and Robinson they boast two of an outfield, but the rest the squad would have trouble a good AAA club. For the Tony Taylor, Pancho and Tony Gonzales are all capable...
When rainouts necessitate the bunching-up of games late in the season, the Crimson will need a third starter. The only one who has shown that he might fill the spot is senior Dave Larkin, who pitched only 8 and 1/3 innings last season, but turned in a one-hit relief job against Tufts. After Larkin the prospects are darker. Shepard is carrying senior Wally Cook, juniors Tom Boone and Roy Williams, and sophomores Drew Kemalian and Tom Jones, but none have been particularly impressive in early games...
Though admitting that bad weather conditions made it hard for pitchers to throw well, Shepard was not pleased with the 10 walks his team allowed Springfield Tuesday. "We can't win doing that," he said, "that's a cinch." Yarbro is the only starter who has had good control of late, Dick Garibaldi and Dave Larkin being wild in the loss to Springfield...
ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 14--Navy beat the Harvard baseball team 5-2 here today, built it really shouldn't have happened. The Midshipmen could muster but one solid hit off starter Al Yarbro. Five scratch safeties and six errors by the Crimson defense gave Navy the game...
...Crimson opened the first inning as if it were going to send Navy starter Chuck Davis to the showers right away. Actually, Davis brought most of the misery upon himself. Walks to Mike Drummey and Dick Shima, a bunt single by Dave Morse, and an errant pitch that hit Al Martin gave Harvard a run and bases-loaded, no-out situation...