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...ground in disgust and storm back to the dugout.The story of the game, however, was the performance of Perlman. He threw a seven-inning complete game, striking out eight and giving up just one run, improving to 3-1 on the year. He fanned Yale power hitter Ryan Lavarnway twice and held him hitless in his other at-bats.His one mistake came in the top of the sixth when Justin Ankney connected on an 0-2 pitch, sending it deep over the right field fence for the solo shot. But Perlman would make the Bulldogs pay for this offense...
...walks, but she did a great job coming back to get key outs,” Allard said.Kerper added a solo home run in the seventh for the final Crimson run.HARVARD 2, YALE 1It was a tough weekend for Yale starter Wojciak, who was outdueled by a Harvard pitcher twice in two days. In the series opener, it was Madick who shut down the Yale offense, allowing just three hits and two walks in picking up her sixth complete game and improving to 8-3 on the year.Murphy hit a solo home run in the third to break...
...government has twice declined opportunities to formally request that the U.N. remove the plant from its blacklist - a longtime demand of coca growers and a Morales campaign promise, but an idea the U.S. has criticized. This week, Morales is sending in soldiers to help coca growers decrease their cultivation. And despite touting mass coca industrialization, the three tea factories are the only project under way, and even these still await full legal approval...
...what would Robinson make of the relationship between the game he loved and African Americans today? He would find reasons to be encouraged: baseball is more diversified and more international than ever, racism is considerably lessened, and there are nearly twice as many teams as when Robinson first broke in 60 years ago. But African Americans are disappearing from baseball. Blacks make up 8% of major league baseball players today and only 3% of players on NCAA Division I baseball teams. In coming days, you will probably hear sociologists and sports pundits cite those figures as evidence that baseball...
...first time, it’s happening twice in the same year...