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After rallying to win the first game of the doubleheader, 3-2, against the Harvard softball team, second place Dartmouth looked primed to win the next game and force a winner-take-all scenario the next day as it twice grabbed three-run leads...
...team’s leadoff hitter spanked a Shawn Haviland curveball for a three-run dinger to give Penn, which had finished 7-13 in the Ivies for two years running, the split. Haviland, the staff ace and league’s Pitcher of the Year in 2006, allowed twice as many earned runs in that game (six) as he had in all five of his Ivy starts the year before combined...
...faltered in the nightcap, forcing a split with the Big Green and all but dashing the Crimson’s playoff hopes. Harvard fell, 9-6, in game two after taking the first contest, 4-0, at Red Rolfe Field in Hanover, N.H. Division-leading Brown beat Yale twice Saturday to take a two-game lead over the Crimson with two games remaining. “A split is not what we needed,” Harvard coach Joe Walsh said. “We needed two. It’s disappointing.” Junior Brad Unger allowed eight...
...name only as Jawad. Since Monday, friends say, some of the Shamas brothers have switched off their cell phones and gone into hiding. The uncompromising Bekaa clans are notoriously determined in matters of honor and revenge, which is why Hizballah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah took the unusual step of twice emerging from hiding to deliver personal pleas for restraint to the Shamas family. Hizballah is deeply worried that the political crisis created by the standoff between the opposition bloc that it leads and the Western-backed government is aggravating sectarian tensions...
...actually thought it was going to work in reverse potentially, that they would already know how I was going to get them out,” Haviland said of the rare opportunity he had to face the same Ivy squad twice in one year. “But I think it definitely helps. We had success the first time so we knew how to attack them again...