Word: stoles
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard threatened in the bottom of the ninth when Caprio led off with a walk, stole second, and moved to third on a grounder by Kay. The Huskies intentionally walked Jim DePalo, putting runners at the corners. The Crimson wasted the opportunity, however, when right fielder Chris McAndrews fanned and Pakalnis flied...
...Huskies made the most of their reprieve with a two-out rally in the top of the tenth. Crimson reliever Jim Chenevey walked d.h. Tony Carter, who promptly stole second. Juan Craft took Carter's place at second as a pinch runner. Catcher Ed Field singled, with Carter holding up at third, but the dam finally broke when shortstop Mulry lined an RBI single to right for a 3-2 lead...
...batters later, DePalo singled in Bob Kay, who--in keeping with the Crimson's obsession with speed--stole both second and third bases...
...NOTEBOOK: The Crimson stole five bases yesterday--DePalo (2), Kay (2), and McAndrews (1)...Harvard hit-and-runs kept the Crimson from grounding into two double-plays...Harvard Coach Alex Nahigian coached the Friars from 1960-1978...Harvard hosts Northeastern in a doubleheader today, with starting time at Soldiers Field scheduled for 1 p.m....The squad travels to Yale and Brown
...with the exception of singles by Renninger and DePalo (who stole another base in the fourth inning), the Crimson couldn't put together much more offense until the seventh. By that time, however, it was facing a one-run deficit...