Stellar pitching leads Elis to sweep of Stags
This weekend the baseball team will play its most important games of the regular season. But yesterday the Bulldogs had to take care of business against Fairfield. And they did just that.
Erica Bergman/Contributing Photographer
Rookie Will Stratton ’11 allowed only two hits and one run against 10 batters Wednesday. The Elis fronted eight pitchers against Fairfield.
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