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Harvard almost avoided its postgame agonies with a sudden-death goal. The Crimson appeared to have pushed the puck over the goal line, but as Cooch Owen smashed his stick against the glass and Joe Cavanagh exchanged angry words with the referee, the goal judge, attired in a Cornell jacket, refused to put the red light on. It was the second "no goal" decision given the Crimson during the game and Cornell goalie Brian Copper later admitted to Cavanagh that the puck had gone...
Neither side played impressively in the second period, and Harvard did not take the lead again until 13 minutes into the period. The play began with Joe Cavanagh firing a shot wide from the blue line. Wing Cooch Owen dug the puck out from behind the net and hit Cavanagh in the crease. Reece had no chance to stop the shot...
...thing which coach Cooney Weiland will be hoping for tonight is the recovery of his first line-Joe Cavanagh, Cooch Owen, and Dan DeMichele. It has slacked off in scoring, and at Clarkson last weekend, three of the Golden Knights' five goals came while the first line...
Harvard's Bill Corkery, who came to life in the ECAC tournament, continued to score. He got his team's second goal against Clarkson with assists from Hynes and Bob McManama when both teams were even. Tommy Paul and Cooch Owen were Harvard's other scorers...
...second period was long and slow, but it was a crowd-pleaser. Eleven penalties were called, and at times there were only seven skaters on the ice. The only goal in the period came with 27 seconds left. Cooch Owen fed center Jay Riley on a power play, and Riley crammed in the shot from the right side...