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Still, the Crimson seems only to have hit its stride last week. In previous weeks, in part because of weak competition, Harvard's intensity tended to wane after taking an early lead...
Soon thereafter, however, senior midfielder Kevin Silva deftly pushed a pass up the left side, hitting streaking freshman striker Alan Bengtzen in stride. Bengtzen took the ball straight to the net and tried to pound it home. In hockey-esque fashion, the shot hit the Central Connecticut keeper, but the rebound came out to unmarked junior forward Tom McLaughlin who casually took care of business. Score it McLaughlin at 5:32 from Bengtzen and Silva...
...stops and starts as though turned off & on with a toggle switch. He seems to hit a baseball on the dead run. Once in motion, he wobbles along, elbows flying, hips swaying, shoulders rocking--creating the illusion that he will fly to pieces with every stride. But once he gains momentum, his shoulders come to order and his feet skim along like flying fish. He is not only jackrabbit fast, but about one thought and two steps ahead of every base-runner in the business. He beats out bunts, stretches singles into doubles. Once Jackie made second on a base...
Because having an executive director is essential for PBH to continue receiving grant money from organizations like Stride Rite, Ehrlich could not accede to Epps' demands...
...other hand, Harvard's best attackers--sophomores Judy Collins and Penny Fairbairn--are back and more experienced. Also, junior backs Beck Stringer and Eileen Horwath are healthy for the first time in years, which should allow the Crimson to take the loss of Romano in stride...