Word: game
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...improved performance was almost mandatory for the Crimson, since the Dartmouth game marked the end of a relatively easy early season schedule. A repetition of the carelessness that marked the Northeastern game would have stalled the development of the cohesion that will be necessary for a victory at New Hampshire tomorrow night, and from the first. Harvard appeared reluctant to allow it to occur again...
...change in attitude, and its tangible effect upon Harvard's performance. was quite noticeable. The junior line of Steve Owen, Joe Cavanagh and Dan DeMichele, which had been reunited last week but was shut out in the Northeastern game, accounted for one goal in each period, all by DeMichele...
DeMichele completed his hat trick at 19:14, assisted by Owen and Cavanagh, but the game had been decided long before. Clearly, Harvard had taken Dartmouth more seriously than it had when the Green last invaded Cambridge, and the results were encouraging...
Harvard had little trouble gaining its fifteenth straight victory over Cornell. All nine Crimson players swept their matches in three games. "When you don't lose a single game, you can pretty easily assume one team crushed the other," Terrell said. At number one, Terrell dominated his match with Dave Tepper...
...victories came at the middle positions. Sophomore Dave Fish virtually demolished his opponent, Beill Durbin, 15-5, 15-2, 15-5, at number six. The Crimson's other sophomore starter, Paul Brown, triumphed 15-10, 15-4, 15-4, and Jaime Gonzales relinquished only 21 points in his three game match at number eight with Arnold Resnick...