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The Bruins evened the count yesterday in edging the Crimson nine 1-0 in a 14 inning mound duel at Providence. As Tom Healey was hurling his best game of the year in allowing Brown seven scattered safeties, the Mitchell batters were only able to nick Vin Devaney for three hits.
Throughout the game no more than one Crimson man reached first in a single inning as Devaney erased his previous 7-6 setback by the Varsity at Cambridge. Lupien's triple in the twelfth was the only extra base hit of the game.
After holding the Bruins scoreless for 13 frames, Healey allowed Brokaw a single with two men out. Hinckley was purposely passed and pitcher Devaney filled the sacks when Dick Grondahl bobbled his grounder. Harkins hit safely into short left, and the damage was done.
On Saturday the Varsity dropped an 8-1 decision to Holy Cross at Worcester
Varsity Summary: *ran for Fulton in eighth Three base hit: by Lupien. Walks: off Healey 6, off Devaney 5. Struck out: by Healey 7, by Devaney 7. Left on bases: Harvard 7, Brown 13. Double play: Wright unassisted.
*ran for Fulton in eighth
Three base hit: by Lupien. Walks: off Healey 6, off Devaney 5. Struck out: by Healey 7, by Devaney 7. Left on bases: Harvard 7, Brown 13. Double play: Wright unassisted.
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