Word: goodenow
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Crimson coach Bill Cleary will most likely go with the same lines that he used against Vermont. McManama will be centering Bill Corkery. Mather House's Larry Desmond, along with Randy Roth, Jim Thomas and Bob Goodenow make-up the second line. Jim McMahon centers Dave Gauthier and Ted Thorndike on the third line, while Harry Reynolds, Steve Dagdigian and Lee Hogan combine as the fourth line...
...skating in Hynes' position at the point, did not lose any of its effectiveness, as the Crimson converted on three of four man-advantage situations, two of three in the middle period. Randy Roth tied the game two minutes into the period and Corkery, following a goal by Bob Goodenow, gave the Crimson a 5-3 lead...
Coach Bill Cleary was forced to do a good deal of line shuffling with the absence of Hynes. Larry Desmond moved up to the first line with Corkery and McManama, Thomas skated with Roth and Goodenow on the second line, Gauthier, McMahon and Thorndike made up the third line, and Lee Hogan played with Harry Reynolds and Steve Dadigian on the fourth line...
...Crimson earned its first goal of the night at 11:54, when Bob Goodenow tallied unassisted to make the score 5-1. Seven minutes later Crimson wing Bill Corkery deflected in a shot from the point by Goodenow, and Harvard trailed, 5-2, at the close of second stanza, having outshot...
...Goodenow tallied at 7:59 of the second period to give Harvard a 2-0 advantage, but Cavanagh's linemate, "Cooch" Owen, scored a short-side goal less than two minutes later to narrow Harvard's two-goal margin. Thomas, Dave Hynes and Goodenow each collected a goal during the remainder of the period to put the Crimson ahead...