Lande A. Spottswood
ANALYSIS: Baseball
It was two-and-barbecue for the Harvard baseball team in the first round of NCAA regional play last week, a sudden
THE PROMISED LANDE: Ten Years Later, a Journey Back to Where This All Began
In the middle of finals week, I flew home for 36 hours to watch my little brother live my dream.
SWEEP SUCCESS: Baseball Wins First Title Since '02
Joe Walsh stood cross-armed in front of the home dugout—white jersey soaked from his victory bath—and smiled into a chill
Baseball Clinches Ivy Championship With Sweep of Cornell
Joe Walsh stood cross-armed in front of the home dugout—white jersey soaked from his victory bath—and smiled into a chill
Ivy League Title Time for Baseball, Cornell
Don’t let the opponent fool you. Even though the Tigers aren’t in town, the Ivy title is on the line
Baseball Secures Red Rolfe Crown with Room to Spare
HANOVER, N.H.—It was more than a little strange playing on a May afternoon in Hanover with nothing on the line.
THE PROMISED LANDE: The Season’s True High Point
On any other afternoon at O’Donnell Field, that moment would have been the apex, the defining image of a season-defining
The Chase For the Ivy Title, Deciphered
Somewhere, Yale was smiling. With Harvard and Brown splitting yesterday’s doubleheader, the Bulldogs stayed alive in the Red Rolfe division
Harvard Splits, Stays One Ahead
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—For just a few minutes—with the Harvard baseball team nine outs away from a three-game division lead—it looked like
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Senior outfielder W. Ian Wallace ’05 relaxes in left field at Fenway Park yesterday during Harvard’s 7-3 victory over Northeastern. With the convincing win, the Crimson took home its first Beanpot trophy since 1991.
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Second baseman Brendan M. Byrne ’07 tags out Jason Twomley during Harvard’s 11-5 win over UMass yesterday.
On Deck: Beanpot Final
LOWELL, Mass.—The Harvard baseball team finally found its offense. It was just a few miles up I-95. Behind a 14-hit
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