John Donley

A Fenway Thriller: Red Sox Zap the Yanks, 3-2

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Keep your Sox on. George Scott boomed a homer into the Fenway right-center bleachers for the winning run and ended

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This was an incredible longshot. Longer than the '69 Mets. Longer than Jimmy Carter in '74. Longer than Bucky Dent.

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Sophomore Don Pompan, the number one player on the Harvard tennis team, was walking past Leverett House one day last

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This has been a tough year on Harvard sportswriters. First there was the litany of "Hey, what's wrong with the

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After the southern trip, the unbearable cold spell, the slump that overstayed its welcome, the doubleheader fiasco versus Columbia and

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This was an exasperating game. There was a one-hour wait for the umpires' arrival at Soldiers Field, one inning umped

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A tragedy of errors in the top of the tenth inning and a curious inability to bring runners home from

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It was like walking to the doorstep--heart pounding and skin tingling--on a first date, leaning over expectantly for that magic

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Maybe this team isn't so good after all. Playing in weather that could best be described as mediocroe, the Harvard

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Jim Keyte had just pitched his first complete-game shutout in two years at Harvard, a three-hit, seven-strikeout number over MIT