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...Hamilton already cuts an imposing figure. "He's exceptionally good," says Damon Hill, Formula One World Champion in 1996 and now president of the British Racing Drivers' Club. "He's had I don't know how many years of racing behind him. And he's a winner in everything he's done...
...field in which only two players broke par, the Brown Bears’ Larry Haertel captured the individual title with a 71 after winning a tiebreaker against Army’s Pat Beverly. Harvard’s team score of 310 left the Crimson trailing leader and eventual winner Sacred Heart by 14 strokes, as Harvard finished a combined 22 strokes over par. Brown placed ninth, beating the Crimson by just two strokes. “We really should have done a lot better, but we left a lot of strokes out there,” freshman Danny Mayer said...
...really bad pitch, and it motivated me to get through the rest of the game.” Perlman came right back and got ahead in the count on this season’s most feared hitter in the Ancient Eight, Ryan Lavarnway, the winner of the last three Ivy League Player of the Week awards. With the count 0-2, Lavarnway’s eight home runs and 38 RBI meant nothing, as Perlman pulled the string and sat the powerful outfielder down with a wicked changeup. “That showed me a lot, especially for a freshman...
...their teammtes and coaches before becoming the fourth set of co-captains in Crimson history. The announcement was made at the men's hockey team's annual awards banquet Saturday at the Harvard Club of Boston. The 111th captain of Harvard hockey, senior blueliner Dylan Reese, was named the winner of the John Tudor Memorial Cup as the team’s most valuable player. The defensive unit’s only senior was also a force on the Crimson’s special teams, finishing the season tied with senior Ryan Maki for the team lead in power-play...
...meter toss. On the men’s side, the shot put was the strongest event, with junior Alex Obrecht taking first with a 15.49-meter toss and freshman Jack Brady taking second after a 15.04-meter throw. Freshman Justin Grinstead was the team’s other winner, taking the 400-meter hurdles in 54.56 seconds, while classmate George Eggers was fourth in the same event. Sophomore Derek Jones finished second in the 200 meters after a 22.94 second time. Freshman Neville Irani took second in the hammer throw with a 51.0-meter heave, while senior co-captain Christian...