Martin S. Bell
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Floridian Freshman Warms To Cold
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Resilient Elis Hang Tough
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Baseball Buried By Princeton
Tom Pauly and the Princeton baseball team challenged the heart of the Harvard lineup on a day when they could
Saved By the Bell: Scouts Honor: Pitchers Shine
The seating capacity at O’Donnell Field is listed as 1,600 in Harvard’s sports media materials, but that figure should be
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