Word: hockey
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...great save that kept the Crimson in the game. Howell eventually picked up the puck in his own end and started to race the length of the rink. At the blue line Howell dropped a short pass to himself past Cornell's Jim Fullerton, son of Brown's hockey coach, and rushed in all alone on Kennedy and scored from about ten feet...
...victory, the sextet's eighth straight, was witnessed in the frigid Watson Rink by a sparse crowd. The snow storm kept down attendance but did not hall the Cornell hockey team from reaching Cambridge, although the Big Red swimmers did not quite make it. The sextet came from Williamstown Friday night by bus and was able to return to upstate New York yesterday afternoon
...hockey, the Crimson sextet resumed play by winning its eighth straight game Saturday with a close 2-1 victory over Cornell. The win gave the Crimson an overall record of 11-3-1, and kept Cooney Weiland's now "defense-famous" team racked second in the East behind R.P.I. (Crimson opponents have scored only 1.4 points per game in the last eight contests). With a 3-0 Ivy record, the Crimson is favored to win the Ivy title...
...University went on record as opposing many Western schools' approach to hockey but, according to Dean Watson, has not pursued its objection...
Donald M. Felt '52, assistant director of athletics and the man who arranges H.A.A. schedules, said yesterday that Minnesota, whose coach praised Harvard's stand last spring, has "come closer" to the University's policy on recruiting unqualified hockey players. Colorado and Michigan, two colleges that have been criticized for the alleged practice, were defended by an H.A.A. official as "improved in that respect...