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Harvard bounced right back in the home half of the second and took the lead with a three-run rally. Carlson led off with a base on balls. Dave Farrell singled. Essayan advanced the runners with a sacrifice, and Moravec struck out. Sullivan then hit a sharp ball to short. Pierce muffed it, allowing Carlson and Farrell to score, and Sullivan reached second. Harford then came through with a single, scoring Sullivan from first to end the inning...
...inning for the Crimson was the three-run fourth. Charlie Senseney led off the frame with a bingle to right field. He stole second, and Bob Peterson drove him in with a long double to left field. Bob Carlson singled to right scoring Peterson from second. Gentry replaced Harrege on the mound for the sailors, and struck out Ossie Keiver...
...Crimson jumped off to a quick three-run lead in the first inning on a single, a walk, an out, an error, and two more singles, but the last half of the fifth found them on the short end of a 5 to 3 count. At this point they exploded their first five run effort in which four singles, a walk, and two errors were combined with Bill Barron's booming triple to right center field to blow the game wide open...
After picking up two runs in the third and another in the fifth to take a 3 to 2 lead, the Crimson found the range and teed off in the sixth on starting pitcher Reed. Reed was shelled from the mound with a three-run barrage, and Phelps finished up for Melville. Crumrine started the fireworks with a walk and scampered to third on Forte's line single to center. Coach Stahl then flashed the double-steal sign; and when Lindwirth grounded out, Crumrine came in to score, and Forte scampered all the way to third. Coppinger walked...
Heaviest hitter of the day was the Crimson third baseman, Morty Dunn, just up from the B-team, who collected three hits in four tries, including a tremendous three-run homer. Walt Coulson did some fancy cavorting around first base, and was hitting the ball quite hard, though usually right at the fielders...