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...Quinnipiac penalties in the period’s 16th minute gave the Crimson 1:40 of 5-on-3 advantage, giving Harvard the opening it needed to tie the score. When freshman Doug Rogers’ shot from the top of the zone was deflected by goalie Bud Fisher, junior Jon Pelle was able to bury the rebound, knotting the score...
There is evidence that a US Airways--led deal might be a good idea. They've sort of done it before, having combined with America West. US Airways CEO Doug Parker, 44, is a sharp executive who transformed his previous employer, America West, into the first successful low-fare hub-and-spoke carrier. A team player, Parker passed up a bonus this March. The merger of America West and US Airways, which he oversaw, has been a success. US Airways used to spend 40% of its revenue on labor; now that figure is 17%, according to AirlineForecasts. Significant cost cutting...
...Harvard caught a break just 22 seconds into the first frame, when the Bulldogs’ top-line center Jean-Francois Boucher was whistled for hitting from behind and ejected from the game, giving the Crimson the potential of five minutes on the power play. Although freshman center Doug Rogers did score the equalizer before the major penalty expired, two penalties of its own prevented Harvard from taking full advantage of the opportunity. “We got chances—we just didn’t score,” Reese said. “It cost...
...turnover for a touchdown, that makes life a lot easier.”Harvard’s two touchdowns, on the other hand, came on drives totaling nearly 70 yards, and the times the Crimson did get the ball deep in Bulldog territory—like when junior safety Doug Hewlitt intercepted Yale quarterback Matt Polhemus on the second play after halftime—Harvard ended up turning the ball over.“There were certainly a lot of opportunities to step up, and most times their defense took them away,” Murphy said...
ITHACA, N.Y.—Much like Michael Jordan repeatedly saved his best for the Utah Jazz, Cornell blueliner Doug Krantz is developing a knack for crushing the spirits of the Harvard men’s hockey team. In many ways, the Crimson’s late collapse in Friday’s 3-2 defeat could be compared to Harvard’s 4-3 loss to the Big Red on November 11, 2005—almost exactly a year ago. In both games, the Crimson held a late lead. On Friday, senior Kevin Du potted a power-play...