Word: ferreria
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Dates: during 1964-1964
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...over-time session, Harvard came within a whisker of beating the team which many feel is the best in the East. Crimson wing Kenny Burnes' shot from center ice carromed high into the air off the Terrier defense and fell at the feet of B.U. goalie Jack Ferreria...
...puck squirmed through Ferreria's pads and trickled to within a foot of the net. But the goalie knocked it aside just in time, and Harvard's last chance was gone...
...defenses dominated the regulation 60 minutes, as Welch made 19 saves and Ferreria, 15. The Terriers' back-checking was particularly devastating, and the B.U. linemen pitched in by surrounding their net whenever Harvard managed to penetrate Terrier territory...
...Harvard wouldn't give up. With about five minutes left, Gordie Price slid the puck into the Terrier crease behind Ferreria, only to have it knocked away by a B.U. defenseman. Regulation time ended as Welch made a fine stop on a screened shot by McLachian...
...most distinguished returning letterman is jack Ferreria, last year's All New England goalie. Protecting him and Vic Conte, along with two sopho-will be veteran defensemen Tom Ross mores, Pete McLachlan and Brian Gilmore. The line of senior co-captains Bob Sylvia and Bob Martell and Junior Dennis O'Connell, has already scored eleven goals in four games...