Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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However, almost accidentally, both teams recovered their pride for the final 20 minutes, as aggressive, fast-paced hockey returned to the Garden ice. Harvard outscored Cornell, 3-2, in this period, the big story being Bell's hat trick goal at 11:47. Other tabs were by freshman whiz George Hughes at 9:09, and Bill Horton's game-knotter...
Harvard's defense, over-anxious to show that last Tuesday's containment of an explosive UNH squad was not a fluke, couldn't handle the fast-skating Terriers. In their eagerness to slow down B.U., Jim Liston and Kevin O'Donoghue were caught for holding at 6:19 and 7:06 of the first period...
...when Dave Bell gave the Crimson a 4-3 lead early in the third period, everybody shut up, and fast. Everybody, that is, save for the 500 or so Crimson supporters who made the trip, and who, along with an inspired Harvard band, were the only ones to go home happy...
...choreography becomes more involved at times when he de-emphasizes the light and slide show. (Some of his dances fuse light and movement at their most essential level; others use costume and light traditionally, as secondary arts.) Somniloquy, an all-dance duet, turns Suzanne McDermott and Gerald Otte into fast-moving comic caricatures, Nikolais's way of treating a potentially sexual situation. He has the couple move with such highly-charged energy that they forget their partner is of the opposite sex. At these times Nikolais emphasizes traces of movement rather than the precise shapes of movements. The dancer thinks...
...McKenna was caught for slashing at 13:32 and was followed into the box by Paul Haley at 15:03. The Harvard penalty killers held fast until McKenna returned to the ice, but Hislop tucked one behind Petrovek twenty seconds later to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead...