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Even if Harvard wins on Wednesday, the real winner will be the Princeton Tigers, champions of the Lou Gehrig Division. The Tigers could potentially avoid seeing Crockett altogether in the best-of-three Ivy championship series. Unless Walsh decides to play sadist and pitch him on two days’ rest, the earliest Crockett could take the mound would be Game Three on Sunday. And even then, he would be pitching on three days’ rest for the second time in a week...
Down 4-3 at the half, Harvard scored three quick goals to take a two-goal lead. Dartmouth came back tie the game with 5:38 left, but junior midfielder Doug Logigian came through with the game-winner just under a minute later to lift Harvard (8-7, 1-5 Ivy) back above .500 and bury Dartmouth (6-7, 0-6) in the Ivy cellar...
...victory was made possible by Crimson domination in the first five minutes of the second half in which it scored three of its goals. The first came from Logigian at the left-center of the box on a shot similar to the game-winner and the second came from sophomore midfielder Jeff Gottschall as he unexpected snapped the ball inside the right post after quick passing around the midfield. Freshman Mike McBride’s goal capped the scoring flurry...
Harvard split a home-and-home doubleheader against Dartmouth this weekend, forcing a one-game playoff with Brown that will determine the winner of the Red Rolfe Division. Both Harvard and Brown are 13-7 in the Ivy League. The winner of Wednesday’s playoff will play Princeton in a best-of-three series this weekend...
Radcliffe’s momentum was broken slightly when Northeastern’s second varsity eight rallied from its third place position after 1800 meters in the final twenty strokes to force a photo finish. After reviewing the videotape of race’s finish, officials declared Northeastern the winner and gave second place to BU, two-tenths of a second ahead of Radcliffe. Indeed, the Terriers and the Black and White were so close that BU edged Radclife by less than a stroke...