Word: braying
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...zone. Twice, Doug Manchester snaked through the defense to got clean shots at starting goalie Chick D'Entremont, only to have both deflected. But that brief flurry represented the high mark of Crimson pressure for the evening. Except for a moment in the final period when Job Bray swung the B.C. defense and poked the puck past D'Entremont for the varsity's lone score, the rest of the game belonged to the Eagle sextet...
Despite superb B.C. team play, the Crimson fought the Eagles evenly for the final two periods. But there was never a question of Harvard being the superior team. Quinn scored again at 14:57 of the second. Bray evened that counter in the third after sophomores Pete Summers had replaced injured Ned Bliss on the third line. Bliss was removed halfway through the contest with a reported broken elbow...
...Wood and Dick Clasby on the wings, Weiland will have the same revised lineup he has used in his last two victorious league contests. Doug Manchester, who is currently second in points in the Pentagonal League, again centers the second line, flanked by Joe Crehore and Scott Cooledge. Jeb Bray, Frank Mahoney, and Ned Bliss give Weiland the only strong third line in the East...
...Bray Opens Scoring...
...Bray had first put the sextet off to a fast start scoring after only 11 seconds of the opening period. Manchester followed with the varsity's second goal on a rebound at 14:20 after a solo attempt by Scott Cooledge...