"In spring training, they're really not that strict about the rules. Spring training's a little more laid back."
--Umpire Dennis Schenkenberger, after allowing the Red Sox's Kevin Mitchell to be the leadoff batter in every inning in yesterday's exhibition game against the Minnesota Twins. Mitchell went 1-for-9.
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Skiing Finishes 9th of 16The Harvard ski team raced to a ninth-place finish at the Colby Carnival, its third EISA competition of the season this weekend at Sugarloaf, Maine, and Waterville, Maine. The result was the second 9th-place finish in a row for the team, which competes in a field of 16.
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Nadler Leads Skiing At EISA ChampionshipsThe Harvard ski team finished in ninth place at the joint Bates Carnival and EISA Championships in Newry, Maine this weekend. Junior Rebecca Nadler, the defending national champion in the giant slalom, was the lone Crimson skier to qualify for this year's NCAA championships.
