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...manager reported encountering a customer unable to pay who fit Wallace??s description. The man was wearing a white baseball cap and a windbreaker...
...Most of Wallace??s damage came against Harvard freshman Brian Cusworth. Sullivan—who in the past has expressed a reluctance to play freshmen because of the intricacies of defending against the Princeton system—broke him in gently, at first deploying him alongside sophomore Graham Beatty, who has experience guarding the center spot against the Tigers. Cusworth eventually shifted over and became the Crimson’s best option there once starting five-man Brian Sigafoos accumulated three quick fouls in the first four minutes of the second half...
...claimed he would not warn American troops in a war zone if he knew they were walking into a trap. “They would regard it simply as a story they were there to cover,” he said of the journalists who knew of the ambush. Wallace??s stolid “objectivity” gained him the enmity of government officials and demonstrated just how coldly doctrinaire journalists can be when faced with real ethical challenges. According to Wallace, the imperative is to get the story, period. Let those Americans...
...Hordon’s pitching perplexed the usually hard-hitting Owls, Harvard’s bats were unable to close the gap. Rice’s Steven Herce held the Crimson hitless through 4.2 innings. Harvard didn’t even hit a ball out of the infield until Wallace??s fly to center in the fourth...
With one out in the eighth inning and Harvard down 6-2, senior Andrew Brunswick worked a four-pitch, pinch-hit walk off Herce. Hale’s groundout moved Brunswick to second, and Wallace??s double brought him home...