Word: hockey
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard hockey coach Cooney Weiland deserves praise for suspending three Harvard players involved in a series of fights in the Beanpot finals against Boston University a week...
...Hockey, a sport of loose pucks, flying sticks, and difficult manuvers, is basically frustrating to the participant, especially when his team is on the short end of the scoreboard. It is not surprising that the last major brawl during a Harvard hockey game occurred during a 7-2 loss to Toronto in the 1959 Christmas Tournament, or that Brown's Bill McSween drew a suspension last week from Coach John Fullerton for fighting during a 4-1 losing effort against Cornell...
Conflicts are bound to break out occasionally during hockey games. Secondary schools protect the sport by an automatic one-game suspension for any participant in a fight; colleges believe the sport is sufficiently clean to make such a rigid rule unnecessary. It is the occasional disciplinary action, such as Weiland's voluntary decision, which allows the colleges to follow this policy...
...Harvard hockey team heard as many "we're Number One" chants last Monday night as they'll over want to hear from hostile voices; so it's a good thing tonight's game is taking place at Watson Rink, 350 miles from Ithaca...
Student tickets for Saturday's hockey game at 8 p.m. in Watson Rink against Cornell can be obtained only at 60 Bolyston St. until 5 p.m. today. Demand so far has been greater than for any game this year...