Dryden gave up four runs on seven hits before leaving the game.
Starting in the fifth inning, the Crimson offense began slowly chipping away at the Huskies' lead.
Junior center fielder Scott Carmack led off the inning with a double. After sophomore Javy Lopez popped out to first, Llanes followed up with a single that moved Carmack to third.
Sophomore second baseman Faiz Shakir, who finished the day with three RBI, then plated Carmack with an infield groundout.
Mager drove in the Crimson's second run with an RBI-single that scored Llanes.
"One positive that came out of today was we did a good job of moving runners over in key situations," Mager said.
Harvard overtook the lead in the top of the seventh with a three-run rally that was highlighted by a two-run double by Shakir.
Shakir, who leads the team with a .350 batting average, went a combined 3-for-7 in the day's two games.
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