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...Crimson came out on top of the extra-inning contest by virtue of a walk. Harvard second baseman Jim Mrowka started the ninth inning with a single, advanced to second on a sacrifice, and moved to third on a wild pitch. With one out, Navy decided to walk the bases full, which meant bypassing the bottom of the order to get to Harvard Captain Tom Konjoyan...
After the Crimson chipped away at the deficit, John Boyer led off the fourth with a homer to knot the score, and then Jim Mrowka blasted a three-run homer as Harvard scored four runs on two hits in the top of the sixth...
Harvard (6-9-1 overall, 1-3 EIBL) led, 4-3, going to the top of the seventh when Vesuvius gave way. Second baseman Jim Mrowka greeted the Judges by driving the first pitch on to the softball field behind the left field fence. After the Crimson loaded up the bases, right fielder Ted Decareau doubled to the gap, scoring two more runs...
...tied, 2-2, O'Connell--who played his seventh straight flawless game at shortstop--cracked the first pitch of the inning into left for a single. Eli starter John Bonfield overthrew second on a Tom Konjoyan sacrifice to advance O'Connell to second and then walked second sacker Jim Mrowka to load the bases with no outs...
With the score knotted, 2-2, in the fifth inning, the Eli bats started ringing again. Yale scored on a Mrowka error to go up by one run, then loaded up the bases and cracked consecutive two-run singles for a 7-2 lead...