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...start the year, Harvard had two major questions to answer: “who is going to be the fourth starter?” and “who is going to produce runs in the middle of the lineup...
...stayed ahead in counts and mixed his fastball and changeup effortlessly. He retired the first eight batters of the game and struck out three in the first three innings. Though SDSU’s Nick Romero took one deep in the fourth, Zailskas recovered quickly. In the sixth, the starter still looked unstoppable as he retired the first two batters of the inning...
...reach. In the first game of the series against San Diego, the Crimson lost 7-2 after All-American Brian Matusz struck out 16 Harvard batters. The Toreros routed the Crimson 18-2 in the second game and 12-0 in the third game.During the series, San Diego starters fanned 34 batters combined. Harvard also fell victim to a no-hitter in the third game.“The three pitchers we’ve seen are the best pitchers we’ve seen all year and probably will see,” Vance said. “They?...
...from Rogers. The junior was then left stranded on second when junior Harry Douglas grounded out to end the game.“That first game we missed some opportunities, but we should have won,” Vance said.The Crimson had trouble finding ways on base against Princeton starter David Hale. The ace pitched a complete game, gave up seven hits, and struck out nine batters. “We had a tough time with Hale,” Walsh said. “He threw harder than anybody we saw in California. I think...
...definitely some tough teams and they’ll be playing for the national championship.”The Crimson failed to sustain enough offensive rallies over break and scored just six runs in the final four games. Injuries to senior star Tom Stack-Babich and sophomore starter Eric Eadington also impacted the team’s performance.SAN DIEGO 14, HARVARD 4Harvard started the game red hot. A two-run single by junior Harry Douglas and an RBI by sophomore Dan Zailskas—who had three knocks on the day—put the Crimson...