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...NOTEBOOK--Rob Alevizos was undeservedly credited with a win over Northeastern in this space yesterday. In fact Billy Doyle earned the decision, and upped his record to 3-1. Sorry, guys...Blood becomes the third leftfielder to start for Harvard this year, as coach Alex Nahigian continues to search for improved hitting from that spot. The senior came up with the play of the day in the fifth, robbing Galuska of extra bases with a sliding grab...
...Stewart (1-1), a loser despite a strong performance his last time out against Providence (in the opener), and Bill Doyle (2-1) (in the nightcap), will attempt to keep the League mark perfect. THE NOTEBOOK: Sophomore Jim Curtin came on to relieve Larson in the sixth, giving up just one hit and no runs the rest of the way. Look for Curtin to share relief duty with John Sorich in games to come. Baseball Box Scores At Soldiers Field BOSTON COLLEGE AB R H BI Ed Folen cf 4 0 1 1 Steve Craft...
...NOTEBOOK: Nahigian has decided to start Bill Larson (2-1) in this afternoon's home opener against Boston College but said the freshman will "only go five innings." Larson hurled a five-hit, 4-3 victory over Providence College last Saturday... Chuck Marshall, sidelined with a viral infection, dressed but did not play yesterday. He'll be out of action again today but is expected back by the weekend...The sparse crowd included a dozen Harvard supporters. at Cambridge Harvard (12 AB R H BI Kelley, 2b 5 2 3 1 Skaff, 2b 0 0 0 0 Bauer...
...NOTEBOOK: Jim Keyte takes the mound this afternoon as the Crimson travels to MIT for a 3 p.m. contest with the Engineers...The pitcher for Wednesday's home opener with Boston College is still unknown, and Nahigian may let two or three hurlers split the duty...
...NOTEBOOK: Bobby Kelley's 20-game hitting streak ground to a halt as the second baseman suffered an 0-8 day... The play of the afternoon was Pearce's barehanded grab-and-throw of a slow roller in the first game that nipped Carroll by a step