Word: chip
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Just as no one had stood out in Harvard's victories, all were equally off form in defeat. The only exceptions were Gurry and penalty killers Dwight Ware and Chip Otness, who even combined on a break-away try in the third period. Ware's performance prompted the biggest applause by the Harvard fans, many of whom would like to see the Crimson junior taking regular turns...
...Chip Otness capped the second period outburst when he stole the puck from a Tiger defenseman an dscored unassisted at 19:03. Harvard was down a man at the time...
Fast-skating Chip Otness and Dwight Ware had no trouble kiling the penalty, but couldn't do anything to change the score. Harvard came close when Bobby Bauer's line got back on the ice. Ron Mark made a strong solo bid that missed, then Bauer set up a two-on-one break. Bauer worked it perfectly and got the puck to Mueller, coming in alone. But the junior wing shot it straight into McPhee's midsection...
...visitors had a good chance to get back in the game when Harvard's Don Grimble was sent off the ice for hooking at 12:20, and Fredo and Parrot were penalized two and three minutes later. But Harvard, benefiiting from adroit penalty-killing by Dwight Ware and Chip Otness, held off the Terriers for more than four short-handed minutes...
Juniors Dwight Ware and Chip Otness, who played on a sophomore third line with Bauer much of last season, are the spare forwards and will kill penalties with their scrappy skating...