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...error. Harvard got its final two runs in the fourth thanks largely to Bulldog miscues. With two outs, Stoeckel was hit by a pitch, and senior second baseman Brendan Byrne reached on an error by Yale shortstop Dan Soltman. The Crimson caught the Bulldogs off-guard with a double steal that put the two runners in scoring position. They were both brought home on a Vance single to wrap up the scoring. “We had an efficient attack, breaking out early.” Walsh said. “And we put pressure on them by running...
...produces most of Nigeria's 2.5 million bbl. of oil a day and increasing volumes of gas. At least 1,000 people a year are killed in battles on land and sea between the 50-odd militias who fight the authorities as well as each other for opportunities to steal oil and kidnap oil workers for ransom...
...little relaxed knowing that the pitchers were getting it done,” senior captain Julia Kidder said. Madick got some run support in the first, second, and fifth innings. In the first, with Kerper on first and Kidder on third, the Crimson attempted a double steal. The Crusader catcher overthrew her second basemen while trying to nab Kerper at second and Kidder, who leads the team in steals with six, easily came home. Freshmen Jennifer Francis knocked in the insurance run in the second when her two out single drove in Winkeller. Francis later scored the final...
...damage. The two teams traded runs in the fourth—Harvard’s run coming courtesy of three walks and a Matt Rogers sacrifice fly—before the Crimson knotted it in the fifth with three more walks, another sacrifice fly, and a well-timed double steal. HARVARD 4, PENN 2 Freshman Max Perlman threw a complete-game four-hitter in his first career Ivy League start, earning the victory as the Crimson came from behind to win, 4-2. Perlman thrived by consistently staying down in the strike zone, producing an excellent 12-3 ground ball...
...Quakers baserunners and limited the damage. The two teams traded runs in the fourth, Harvard’s courtesy of three walks and a Matt Rogers sacrifice fly, before the Crimson knotted it in the fifth with three more walks, another sac fly, and a well-timed double steal. HARVARD 4, PENN 2Freshman Max Perlman threw a complete-game four-hitter in his first career Ivy League start, earning the victory as the Crimson came from behind to win, 4-2.Perlman thrived by staying down in the strike zone, producing an excellent 12-3 ground ball-fly ball ratio, including three...