Word: goals
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...Crimson came back late in the first period when they scored two goals in fairly quick succession. Tri-Captain Julia Trotman scored at 16:11 and Whyte scored the first of her three goals at 17:32. Whyte's second goal gave Harvard a 3-2 lead 6:03 into the period...
Several multiple penalties on the part of the Crimson gave the Tigers a two-player advantage during much of the latter half of the second period. However, Princeton was able to capitalize on only one of these opportunities, tying the game at 14:12 on a goal from Eleanor Tydings...
...officiating was described as arbitrary and inconsistent by a few Harvard players. There was one particularly controversial call in the third period when a goal by freshman Ginny Simonds was nullified because teammate Ceci Clark was illegally in the crease...
Princeton goalie Kari Rosenkranz deflected a shot from Char Joslin at the point, and Simonds was there to put in the rebound. However, the goal was called back despite a rule which allows a player from the opposing team to be in the crease if the goalie...
Ronald Reagan never made any secret of his distaste for affirmative action -- the attempt to remedy past discrimination by giving preferential treatment to minorities. Last week, only days after Reagan left office, his goal of reining in such programs got a major boost from the Supreme Court. By a 6-to-3 vote, the court struck down a Richmond ordinance intended to guarantee blacks and other minorities a greater share of the city's construction contracts. The decision not only threatened similar programs in 36 states but also potentially opened the door to legal attacks against other racially based government...