Word: beanpots
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After spotting B.C. two goals in the second period, Harvard's last stanza comeback attempt fell short yesterday as the icewomen dropped a disappointing 2-1 decision to the Eagles in the opening round of the third annual women's Beanpot at the Boston Arena...
...Eagles comes into the third annual women's Beanpot at the Boston Arena (game time: 8 p.m.; student tickets: $1) with a solid 11-6 ledger including an impressive 2-1 triumph over Northeastern two weeks ago. Back in December, Kate O'leary's skaters upended Harvard, 3-1, behind acrobatic goalie Peggy Cameron's 27 saves...
Cameron, whose 2.41 goals allowed pergame average is one of the lowest in the league, makes B.C. a threat in any game, particularly the emotion-filled Beanpot. But Cameron and the Eagles are beatable, having dropped four of their last seven, most recently a 7-0 trouncing at Northeastern last Tuesday...
...what might possibly happen...HARVARD-B.C.: At Sunday night's Beanpot dinner, O'Leary said, "When I played as a senior in the first Beanpot, B.C. lost in the finals, 4-1; that's not going to happen this year." That's right, coach, you're not going to get there. Tate is tough and the Crimson is ready to follow the men's example. Harvard, 2-1. B.U.-NORTHEASTERN: In what Terrier coach Lee Hunsaker termed a "real dog battle," two of the nation's top squads faceoff in the second game. The Huskies are awesome at home...
...NOTEBOOK: The win marked the first time Harvard had beaten Yale in four years. The Crimson last won the Beanpot four years ago, and last made the ECAC playoffs then, too. Hmmm.....The announced crowd of 3350 is by far the largest of the year. Capacity is 2850...The junior varsity cruised to yet another win, Saturday afternoon, beating Yale, 8-0. Kevin Hampe's boys are now 14-0-1...And plaudits to Lloyd Perlmutter, who along with goalie Nathan Berkowitz won the shootout for Mather House, 2-1, over Currier. The Voice of Bright Center exhibited quite...