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...third spots in Walsh’s rotation. Perlman nearly stole Haviland’s Pitcher of the Year crown for himself, as he led the team in wins and ERA, picking up a spot on the All-Ivy Second Team. Sure, the defense was there. Junior Jeff Stoeckel, replacing sure-handed shortstop Morgan Brown ’06, committed just four errors in 147 opportunities and garnered a league honorable mention. The defense up the middle was solid all season, with Stoeckel and captain second baseman Brendan Byrne turning many a pretty double play and senior catcher Andrew Casey?...
...seventh for three runs, including a two-run double by Stack-Babich. After scoring another run in the eighth, Harvard threatened again in the final inning. But with a runner on and two outs, and with the score at 9-6, junior shortstop Jeff Stoeckel flied out to right to end the Crimson threat. “We had a lot of opportunities but nothing really came our way,” Walsh said. “We were down so much it was tough to come back.” HARVARD 4, DARTMOUTH 0 The Big Green could...
...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 more in the sixth with a Wilson walk; three straight singles by Tom Stack-Babich, Rogers, and shortstop Jeff Stoeckel; and a sacrifice fly by junior Matt Kramer. Perlman (4-1) was again stellar, scattering nine hits and striking out four. The rookie got a hand from his defense in the second inning, when Matt Nuzzo was thrown out at the plate trying to score from first on a double...
...second time in the inning. Prince grounded out to end the inning, but by that time, the Crimson had established a comfortable 6-2 lead.Prince was brought home after his first at-bat on an RBI double by junior right fielder Tom Stack-Babich. Senior Andrew Casey, sophomore Jeff Stoeckel, and Wilson all singled, but the Harvard offense received a good deal of help from two crucial throwing errors by the Brown defense and a wild pitch from Bears hurler Alex Silverman. The Crimson added two more runs in the fourth, one on a solo home run from junior second...
...runs in the first four innings, before coasting on the arm of ace Shawn Haviland to complete the doubleheader sweep.The Crimson got things going in the bottom of the first inning on junior Matt Vance’s one-out RBI single that scored junior Jeff Stoeckel to give Harvard the early advantage. Stoeckel came up big again in the second, singling home senior catcher Andrew Casey and junior first basemen Matt Kramer. Stoeckel stole second and would score his second run of the game on a Yale throwing error. Harvard got its final two runs in the fourth thanks...