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Although the Big Green bounced back in the fifth to cut the Harvard advantage to one, another Crimson four-spot secured the lead. Albright plated junior Sam Franklin with a sacrifice fly to center field. Rouches’ fly down the right-field line was then dropped for an error, allowing O’Hara to score and Harvard to stay at the plate. Larrow followed by lacing the ball into left field, where a bad bounce past the fielder helped the Crimson to score two more, bringing the lead...
Harvard put up a five-spot of its own in the visitors’ half of the seventh to open up the game and overcome a 3-1 Big Green lead. Senior Dan Zailskas doubled on the first pitch of the inning and scored on a double by classmate Chris Rouches. After advancing to third on a single by junior Dillon O’Neill, Rouches scored to tie the game on a wild pitch...
Instead, Yale, which trailed for almost the entire second and third quarters, staged an impressive comeback and limited Harvard to only one goal in the fourth quarter to ice a 9-8 victory and secure its spot in the four-team conference tournament...
...week after upsetting No. 6 Princeton, the Crimson (6-6, 2-4 Ivy) had improbably put itself in a win-and-in scenario, needing only to beat its archrival Bulldogs (10-3, 4-2) to secure a spot in the inaugural Ivy League Tournament...
After keeping their tournament hopes alive by upsetting the No. 6 Tigers last weekend, Harvard will need an equally strong performance if it is to put together its first winning streak since mid-March and earn a spot in the Ancient Eight tournament...