Word: cooch
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Crimson will have added difficulties today because Cooch Owen, who laid out of the Navy contest while manager Glenn Gessay played in his place, is still recuperating in Florida from old hockey wounds. His absence has left the team scurrying for a seventh...
Sherman finished as the low man for Harvard with an 81. The rest of the Crimson-Skip Kistner, Terry Wynne, Skip Barry, John Scoviak, Bill Salatich, and manager Glenn Gessay, playing in Cooch Owen's place-were bunched in the middle and high...
Although the graduation of record-breaking Yank Heister and three other lettermen will hurt, there are three golfers back from last year's 11-3 squad-Sherman. Cooch Owen, and Skip Kistner. "Three returning players is a good start for a solid seven-man team. And we've got a great bunch of sophomores," said Sherman...
...Cooch Owen put his team up, 4-1, after skating up ice with a pass from Kevin Hampe...
...between the seniors and the sophomores. Dan DiMichele and Doug Elliott fought more than once in practice, and Joe Cavanagh even exchanged a few punches with Elliott. Oddly enough, Cavanagh, a soft-spoken, personable captain, was some what resented, possibly for his close friendship with Cooney. His senior linemates, Cooch Owen and DiMichele, were resented for their failure to play a two-way game. The make-up of the third line was a source of frustration and friction as five different forwards were juggled on and off the line all season...