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...giving head coach Joe Walsh his 500th career win.BROWN 12, HARVARD 8Bruton entered the fray in the eighth inning with a four-run cushion and exited five batters later with the go-ahead run on first base—without having recorded an out.After a leadoff triple and two walks, No. 8 hitter Rob Papenhause lofted a game-tying grand slam into the centrifugal winds in right-center.After No. 9 hitter Brad Rifkin grounded a single up the middle, senior Jason Brown tried to staunch the bleeding. But he only managed to induce a sacrifice bunt before allowing an RBI single...
...team never looked back, capitalizing on eight solid innings from junior righty Brad Unger.After the Bears got out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning, Harvard freshman designated hitter Andrew Prince led off the second with a double. Five hits, two errors, and one intentional walk later, and Prince was appearing for a 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...
...program concludes. “I have to say I’m kind of disappointed with what we have yielded,” Rivera said. “I think we went into this thinking it was going to be entirely fruitful, and I would walk home with a heaping box of donations. But people don’t remember to bring things to the dining hall.” Kmiecik speculated that the limited campus participation was due to the busy time of year, when “volunteer-wise everyone is stretched thin...
...eighth with two runs off of freshman Dan Zailskas. ONE AND DONE While Harvard needed nine pitchers to get through the game, one was plenty for the Eagles. BC starter Ted Ratliff spread eight hits over a complete game performance, striking out nine while allowing only one walk. Ratliff has become an all-too familiar sight for the Crimson. When Harvard faced the Eagles last Wednesday, Ratliff entered the game in the fifth inning with his team up 4-3 and the Crimson gaining offensive momentum. He proceeded to strike out ten batters over five innings of shutout work...
...extremes of what’s usually done. It’s usually done as the traditional, flashy, glitter and sequins version with lots of dance numbers. That’s the 1966 version. The Broadway revival of 1998 is completely dark. From the moment the girls walk out, they’re completely bruised and they have faded tattoos and soiled white lingerie. It’s gross, it’s really scary. So there are two really weird extremes and we wanted to look at both. Camero: We merged the two main ideas, and as the show...