Word: bobs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Three former Crimson hockey stars--Bill and Bob Cleary, and Bob Owen--continue to lead the U.S. national hockey team in the World Championships now being held at Prague, Czechoslovakia. A fourth varsity alumnus, Bob McVey, is now out of action with a back injury suffered in a collision with a Czech player ten days...
Just five days before his injury, McVey starred against a tough Finland squad at Tampere, tallying two goals in a 5-3 U.S. triumph. Bill Clearly added one marker in a game featuring the "gentle" American style of play against the more rugged Finnish brand. Three days later, Bob Cleary scored once in a losing effort against a Czech team...
...games it held a height advantage, moreover, the varsity did not profit from it. Against New Hampshire, for example, the Crimson gathered in 87 rebounds, but nonetheless lost, 69 to 62. Only when Bob Bowditch and Bob Repetto, both 6 ft., 1 in., were effective underneath was the varsity able to achieve any degree of success, and this was contingent on the team's shooting from the floor...
...Captain Bob Repetto, despite the notorious distinction of having fouled out of 12 of the 25 contests, ended up with a 9.8 average. His rebounding was consistently good, as was his defensive play. Had he not spent so much time on the bench because of personals, he could well have made an important difference in some of the closer games...
...sophomore Bob Bowditch's last-second jump shot give the varsity a 67-66 victory over Cornell will forget that occasion, the high spot of a fine season for him. Second only to McClellan in rebounds, Bowditch also was the only player besides Harrington to average in double figures with a 10.3 mark...