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...period, and with the Bears’ fourth penalty waning, the Crimson finally got its top-ranked man-advantage unit going. Sophomore winger Jon Pelle’s pass from the left circle set up senior center Charlie Johnson’s blast from the point, which senior forward Dan Murphy deflected through D’Alba’s five-hole to give Harvard a 2-0 lead. It was Murphy’s team-leading sixth goal of the season. For the first time in almost a month, the Crimson maintained its level of play for 60 full...
...over the past decade. To veteran concertgoers, the chance to hear two world-class performances in one night might have seemed too good to be true. Unfortunately, it was: while Caribou’s star is still rising, SFA showed severe signs of age.Caribou, consisting essentially of multi-instrumentalist Dan Snaith and whoever he decides to bring along, was first up. Strikingly professional, the group (a trio at this concert) wasted no time in jumping into this year’s excellent “The Milk of Human Kindness,” which provided a blueprint for extended improvisation...
...around the net and fed Ryan Maki, who swatted his own rebound out of the air to beat Schneider. Despite mustering just three shots in the second period, the Crimson took a 4-0 edge with a power-play tally by Jon Pelle and an even-strength strike by Dan Murphy. Nathan Gerbe finally chipped a man-advantage puck past Harvard netminder John Daigneau at 18:21, but the second-intermission buzzer sounded on a game the Crimson still owned, 4-1. Harvard had converted three of its four power plays, and its penalty kill had held the Eagles...
...second period, Harvard only fired three shots on target but notched two tallies. Sophomore forward Jon Pelle netted his goal on the power play at 5:35, taking a cross-ice feed from junior pivot Kevin Du and firing it high over the left shoulder of Schneider. Senior winger Dan Murphy extended the Crimson’s lead to 4-0 with Harvard’s only even-strength tally of the night, stuffing a shot past Schneider at the left post. “We took what was there—we didn’t try to force...
...night’s scoring.On the other hand, an outstanding save by Daigneau in the second period brought the Crimson’s power play to life.After the goaltender twisted his body to make a diving glove stop on a shorthanded Big Red 2-on-1, Harvard forward Dan Murphy tipped in a shot from defenseman Tom Walsh on the ensuing counterattack, tying the score at two goals apiece at 8:28.The Crimson’s power play put Harvard up 3-2 in the third, when a cutting Johnson took a feed from Du and sailed a shot right...