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...shocked," says Ali, who sat for an interview with TIME on the southern outskirts of Baghdad. "I never dreamed I would hold $10,000 in my hands." The starter money, however, was only a "drop in the sea." Ali says he continues to phone for funds with the contacts he made in Iran and that his group has conducted two successful roadside bomb attacks against American forces operating north of Baghdad...
...into the frame. The Bobcats continued to test the Crimson’s defense, as Quinnipiac notched four unanswered nets—including three free-position shots—in the first 13 minutes against Martino. The back-up goalkeeper made two stops but made room for starter Tylander to close out the game. “We recognized that we were falling into a rut,” Martin said. “We got a little complacent and we needed to maintain the intensity.” Halpern notched an unassisted tally to extend the Harvard lead...
...always consistent. He throws strikes, never gets flustered.”Stack-Babich gave the Crimson some breathing room in the eighth, doubling Harvard’s two-run lead with a home run to left field, his second of the weekend.OHIO STATE 9, HARVARD 7Senior starter Sean Haviland came out strong in Harvard’s second game of the day on Saturday, giving up only three runs in his first seven innings. But without an established relief option in the Crimson bullpen, Harvard coach Joe Walsh decided to keep Haviland in for the eighth inning. Fatigue...
...American member of the 1998 Stanford soccer team, which went to the NCAA tournament for the first time in the history of the Cardinal’s program. He was drafted in the second round by the San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS, where he played as a starter in the first game of the season, even before he had technically graduated from college. Before a debilitating groin injury ended his career, Clark was one of five finalists for MLS’s Rookie of the Year. “He’s got a very good feel...
Head coach Jay Weiss has never had a season like this one. As Saturday’s match at Brown led to the fall of another starter, the Crimson wrestling team faces the prospect of finishing out the season missing eight of its top 10 wrestlers. Despite these setbacks, Harvard (2-8-1, 1-2 Ivy) traveled to Providence coming off of its first two victories of the season last weekend and looked to build on this momentum heading into the tail end of its schedule. Unfortunately, the Bears (7-7, 2-1) had different plans. Already having to spot...