Cornell baseball no-hitter

[jtn27]

Oh dear, what is the world coming too if you can't believe what is written on Wikipedia? ::worry::

Still one of my favorite Onion articles of all time:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/wikipedia-celebrates-750-years-of-american-indepen,2007/

I periodically go on the Harvard hockey and ECAC Hockey Wikipedia pages to make sure there are no errors. For instance, today I found that the ECAC Hockey page incorrectly listed Harvard's arena as Bright Hockey Center. I made sure to remedy this error.

Some jerk changed it back.

I'll wait a few months before fixing it again. No sense in doing it every day.

[css228]

Oh dear, what is the world coming too if you can't believe what is written on Wikipedia? ::worry::

Still one of my favorite Onion articles of all time:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/wikipedia-celebrates-750-years-of-american-indepen,2007/

I periodically go on the Harvard hockey and ECAC Hockey Wikipedia pages to make sure there are no errors. For instance, today I found that the ECAC Hockey page incorrectly listed Harvard's arena as Bright Hockey Center. I made sure to remedy this error.

Some jerk changed it back.

I'll wait a few months before fixing it again. No sense in doing it every day.

No sense in spending a weekend going to hockey games in Potsdam and Canton either, but we do it. That's what it means to be faithful.

[jtn27]

Oh dear, what is the world coming too if you can't believe what is written on Wikipedia? ::worry::

Still one of my favorite Onion articles of all time:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/wikipedia-celebrates-750-years-of-american-indepen,2007/

I periodically go on the Harvard hockey and ECAC Hockey Wikipedia pages to make sure there are no errors. For instance, today I found that the ECAC Hockey page incorrectly listed Harvard's arena as Bright Hockey Center. I made sure to remedy this error.

Some jerk changed it back.

I'll wait a few months before fixing it again. No sense in doing it every day.

No sense in spending a weekend going to hockey games in Potsdam and Canton either, but we do it. That's what it means to be faithful.

If you want to go through all the Wikipedia pages that concern Harvard hockey every day to make sure it says "Lynah East" be my guest.

[Beeeej]

Oh dear, what is the world coming too if you can't believe what is written on Wikipedia? ::worry::

Still one of my favorite Onion articles of all time:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/wikipedia-celebrates-750-years-of-american-indepen,2007/

I periodically go on the Harvard hockey and ECAC Hockey Wikipedia pages to make sure there are no errors. For instance, today I found that the ECAC Hockey page incorrectly listed Harvard's arena as Bright Hockey Center. I made sure to remedy this error.

Some jerk changed it back.

Typical.  ::rolleyes::

[French Rage]

Oh dear, what is the world coming too if you can't believe what is written on Wikipedia? ::worry::

Still one of my favorite Onion articles of all time:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/wikipedia-celebrates-750-years-of-american-indepen,2007/

I periodically go on the Harvard hockey and ECAC Hockey Wikipedia pages to make sure there are no errors. For instance, today I found that the ECAC Hockey page incorrectly listed Harvard's arena as Bright Hockey Center. I made sure to remedy this error.

Some jerk changed it back.

I'll wait a few months before fixing it again. No sense in doing it every day.

No sense in spending a weekend going to hockey games in Potsdam and Canton either, but we do it. That's what it means to be faithful.

If you want to go through all the Wikipedia pages that concern Harvard hockey every day to make sure it says "Lynah East" be my guest.

"All the Wikipedia pages"?  How many pages can a team with 6 fans have?

[jtn27]

Oh dear, what is the world coming too if you can't believe what is written on Wikipedia? ::worry::

Still one of my favorite Onion articles of all time:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/wikipedia-celebrates-750-years-of-american-indepen,2007/

I periodically go on the Harvard hockey and ECAC Hockey Wikipedia pages to make sure there are no errors. For instance, today I found that the ECAC Hockey page incorrectly listed Harvard's arena as Bright Hockey Center. I made sure to remedy this error.

Some jerk changed it back.

I'll wait a few months before fixing it again. No sense in doing it every day.

No sense in spending a weekend going to hockey games in Potsdam and Canton either, but we do it. That's what it means to be faithful.

If you want to go through all the Wikipedia pages that concern Harvard hockey every day to make sure it says "Lynah East" be my guest.

"All the Wikipedia pages"?  How many pages can a team with 6 fans have?

In my rather unscientific search, I've found Lynah East is mentioned (and often incorrectly named) on pages for ECAC Hockey, Harvard Crimson Hockey, Harvard University, Harvard Crimson, and its own page. There are probably a few others too.

[RichH]

Oh dear, what is the world coming too if you can't believe what is written on Wikipedia? ::worry::

Still one of my favorite Onion articles of all time:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/wikipedia-celebrates-750-years-of-american-indepen,2007/

I periodically go on the Harvard hockey and ECAC Hockey Wikipedia pages to make sure there are no errors. For instance, today I found that the ECAC Hockey page incorrectly listed Harvard's arena as Bright Hockey Center. I made sure to remedy this error.

Some jerk changed it back.

I'll wait a few months before fixing it again. No sense in doing it every day.

No sense in spending a weekend going to hockey games in Potsdam and Canton either, but we do it. That's what it means to be faithful.

If you want to go through all the Wikipedia pages that concern Harvard hockey every day to make sure it says "Lynah East" be my guest.

"All the Wikipedia pages"?  How many pages can a team with 6 fans have?

In my rather unscientific search, I've found Lynah East is mentioned (and often incorrectly named) on pages for ECAC Hockey, Harvard Crimson Hockey, Harvard University, Harvard Crimson, and its own page. There are probably a few others too.

What about its predecessor, Beebe East?

[Jim Hyla]

Oh dear, what is the world coming too if you can't believe what is written on Wikipedia? ::worry::

Still one of my favorite Onion articles of all time:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/wikipedia-celebrates-750-years-of-american-indepen,2007/

I periodically go on the Harvard hockey and ECAC Hockey Wikipedia pages to make sure there are no errors. For instance, today I found that the ECAC Hockey page incorrectly listed Harvard's arena as Bright Hockey Center. I made sure to remedy this error.

Some jerk changed it back.

I'll wait a few months before fixing it again. No sense in doing it every day.

No sense in spending a weekend going to hockey games in Potsdam and Canton either, but we do it. That's what it means to be faithful.

If you want to go through all the Wikipedia pages that concern Harvard hockey every day to make sure it says "Lynah East" be my guest.

"All the Wikipedia pages"?  How many pages can a team with 6 fans have?

In my rather unscientific search, I've found Lynah East is mentioned (and often incorrectly named) on pages for ECAC Hockey, Harvard Crimson Hockey, Harvard University, Harvard Crimson, and its own page. There are probably a few others too.

What about its predecessor, Beebe East?

Are you sure that's not, Beeeebe East?

[kingpin248]

Game 1 of the championship series is underway; Cornell leads 5-0 through two innings. Free stream here: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ivy-league-baseball-championship-series-2012

[ugarte]

Cornell baseball is now up 10-0 in game 1.

Things didn't go as well for the softball team. Somewhat apropos for the thread... the Penn pitcher threw a perfect game and Penn won 4-0 to advance to the championship series against Harvard.

[nyc94]

Cornell baseball is now up 10-0 in game 1.

Things didn't go as well for the softball team. Somewhat apropos for the thread... the Penn pitcher threw a perfect game and Penn won 4-0 to advance to the championship series against Harvard.

11-3 top 8

[ugarte]

11-3, top 8.

[Al DeFlorio]

11-3, top 8.

Now's the time for a "total runs" series.::dribble::

[ugarte]

And it's a final. Cornell wins 11-3. Game 2 will start at around 3pm. Same video stream.

[dag14]

Lost game 2 0-7? Game 3 1:00 pm Sunday