Word: deadlocking
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Sure, Harvard won its last five games and finished in a third-place Ivy deadlock with Brown. Four of the Crimson's victims, however, were pathetic; the fact that Harvard had to go into overtime to defeat Yale a week ago and only narrowly overcame Cornell on Saturday is more indicative of the kind of season it was than the five-game winning streak itself...
...Boston Bruins exploded for four goals in the final period to snap a 2-2 deadlock and defeat the Chicago Black Hawks in a National Hockey League game played yesterday in Boston...
...ended his Harvard playing days with a career high of 24 points. It was Adams, normally known as a defensive forward, who made 11 of 14 shots, many on offensive rebounds of all varieties, who brought the Crimson back from an early deficit to a 32-32 halftime deadlock, and who kept his team alive during the first ten minutes of the second half...
...result of Harvard's triumph, in combination with Brown's 89-57 thrashing at the hands of Penn, the Crimson is finishing in a tie with the Bruins for third place in the Ivy League. While this may sound impressive, the manner in which Harvard reached the deadlock was anything but impressive...
...three victories have boosted the Crimson Ivy slate to 7-5, assuring Harvard of at least fourth place in the league. A Crimson double dip of the Lions and the Big Red, coupled with Brown losses to front-running Penn and Princeton this weekend, would deadlock Harvard with the Bruins for an impressive third-place Ivy finish...