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Harvard will have to win three of four to tie Dartmouth in the standings at season’s end. There is no tiebreaker based on head-to-head record, so the teams would have to play the division title out. If the Crimson sweeps, it will take the Red Rolfe division outright...
Harvard scored six runs in the eighth inning on three hits, a pair of walks and three Brown errors to tie the score at 9-9, then won the game in the ninth on a walk-off ground rule double by Hendricks. With the score knotted at 9-9 and one out, Hale and Farkes reached on back-to-back walks, putting the winning in run in scoring position. And Hendricks took care of the rest...
With 5:26 remaining in the game, freshman Evan Calvert scored off of an assist from sophomore Steve Cohen to tie it up, and the stage was set for Gottschall and McBride’s dramatic finish. Yet their heroics might never have been realized if not for the stellar late play of the defense on the other end of the field...
...Crimson broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning of yesterday’s second game, powering its way to a 5-0 lead. Freshman third baseman Virginia Fritsch and junior pitcher Lauren Bettinelli launched back-to-back dingers, and sophomore designated hitter Rachel Murray joined the fun, blasting a two-run shot of her own three batters later...
Trailing 9-3 in the eighth inning, Harvard scored six runs to tie the game in a flurry of walks and runs and throwing errors and clutch line-drive singles. Walsh sent baserunners on every pitch, fearlessly testing the Bears defense and taking advantage of every miscue. It was Harvard baseball...