Word: cavanagh
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Offensively, the sophomore line of Joe Cavanagh, Dan DeMichele, and Steve Owen continues to spark the Crimson attack. The line accounted for the first two goals against Cornell, with DeMichele getting the first and Owen the second. Cavanagh directed the potent charge, though Cornell held him scoreless--the first team to do that this year...
Harvard's Tom Paul opened the scoring at 6:51 of the first period, beating Exeter goalie Reid Pugh. Dave Cavanagh scored the only other goal of the period, six minutes later...
What has not changed is the performance of Harvard's spectacular sophomores--Joe Cavanagh, Dan DeMichele, and Steve Owen. The three forwards lead the team in scoring and Cavanagh in particular continues to be Harvard's greatest strength...
...sets up his two wings for scores, dictates the tempo of the play in crucial situations, and forces at least two or three penalties a game because of his elusiveness. He ranks behind Brian Cornell in scoring, but assistant coach Gene Kinasewich only concedes that "Cornell is in Cavanagh's class...
Sustaining the fast pace, Harvard added its second score at 2:23 on a goal by Owen. Cavanagh started the play by recovering the puck behind the cage and slipping it around the post to DeMichele. DeMichele snapped a quick wrist shot, which Owen deflected for the score...