Word: defenseman
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...second unassisted goal at 7:05 of the second period. Four minutes later Chris Gurry scored while Harvard was two men down. Dartmouth got caught in its own power play when Smith poked the puck out of the zone and Parrot and Gurry came in against a single retreating defenseman...
...junior goalie had no chance on the 10-foot backhander when a Crimson defenseman couldn't clear a hard carom off the boards. But the goal was reminiscent of Dierck's last three games, when the opposition also scored on its first shot on the way to a total of 22 goals...
Harvard's edge in the first period was Parrot. At 5:13 he and Pete Mueller forechecked a Brown defenseman into the boards. Parrot picked up the puck, skated behind the cage, and finding no one to pass to, pushed the puck past goalie Mark Burns himself...
Sophomore defenseman Flaman gave Harvard the lead at 10:35 with a 55-foot shot from straight on. Then Parrot reproduced the kind of play that made him New England's sophomore of the year two years ago. He flew down ice alone, snuck the puck between the defenseman's legs, then skidded it under Burns for a 3-1 lead...
Diercks came up with three quick saves in a first minute flurry as Harvard finished killing a penalty to Chris Gurry. Then at 5:15 Flaman was sent off the ice for five minutes on a high-sticking major penalty. According to the sophomore defenseman. Brown's Wayne Small accidentally skated into the end of Flaman's stick three times in rapid succession. Small's acting helped referee Giles Threadgold interpret the situation and Harvard found itself with five minutes to kill...