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...extreme" pitch may be part of the appeal. "We live in confusing times," says Rabbi Gary Davidson of Temple Beth Shalom in Long Beach, Calif. "There's a high rate of divorce, crime, drugs, peer pressure, alienation, school violence. People want a foundation on which to build their lives." Add to this the regular tumults of adolescence, and you have a generation that wants answers...
...mistakes were Koppel letting a fly ball drop in front of her, freshman Beth Sabin running into an out at second before Stefanchik crossed the plate on what looked to be a sacrifice fly, and sophomore Breanne Cooley throwing away a grounder with a runner in scoring position. Each gaffe cost Harvard or permitted Cornell...
...walks and releasing a wild pitch, the bases were loaded in the first inning when Goldberg stepped up to the plate. With a triple, Goldberg drove in three runs and forced a Big Green pitching staff change to sophomore Lisa Caruso. While Caruso ended the inning by forcing freshman Beth Sabin to ground out, Harvard already made its presence known with a four-run inning...
...Beth Nocera was a fighter, her husband Louis recalls. She bravely battled breast cancer for six years. She endured surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and multiple drug treatments. She fought to get into a clinical trial for Herceptin, but her previous treatment made her ineligible. She signed up for a lottery that the drug manufacturer had established to distribute its scarce supplies. Her number didn't come up. In July 1998, after nearly a year on a waiting list, she finally got her Herceptin. But by then the cancer was so widespread that Nocera, 41 and the mother of two, was dead...
Whitton doubled in the winning run, with freshman Beth Sabin bringing in an insurance run on her sacrifice fly to make it 4-2. The Crimson added six runs in the sixth inning, one of which came on Miller’s second home run of the afternoon. The late flurry was enough to enact the mercy rule, giving Harvard...