Word: contesters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...contest started on an auspicious note as Cornell won the pre-game toss of the puck and chose to defend the east end of Watson rink. The Big Red, thus avoided the taunts of Harvard's vocal, intimidating fans situated in section 18 and 19. Cornell goalie Steve Napier was bombarded in the second period with two hefty fish, and the enemy netminder let by two Crimson goals. While performing amidst the peace of the east end, during the first, third and overtime periods, Napier gave up only one tally...
...owned a 3-0 lead over the Big Red which thumped the Crimson in Ithaca on February 21, 6-3. The key to the Crimson advantage at the end of two was the outstanding performance by Harvard netminder Hynes. The sophomore from Chatham repelled 45 Cornell shots in the contest, and for two periods shutdown the Big Red, which had averaged eight goals a game in its previous 12 games...
...Lions defeated the cagers, 71-62, in Morningside Heights two weeks ago but are definitely taking tomorrow's contest seriously after Harvard spoiled their NIT bid last year with an upset overtime victory...
...Lions are currently 8-2 in the Ivies, so it is imperative they sweep Dartmouth and Harvard in order to set the stage for their March 3 battle with the 9-1 Quakers for a share in the championship. The weekend contest could be equally pivotal for Harvard. If the Crimson can get by the Lions it would open up the possibility of a three-way tie for second with Columbia and Princeton...
...contest remained scoreless until freshman winger Lauren Norton tallied two goals, less than a minute apart, midway through the third stanza. Linemate Tania Huber added the final score later in the period...