Word: hockey
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Snively Arena, most Eastern college teams can attest, is a most unsettling place to play hockey. Raucous and extremely partisan New Hampshire supporters make the rink a psychological hell for visiting squards, and consequently, the Wildcats rarely lose there...
...long last, the ice hockey committee of the NCAA has decided to clamp down upon the number of foreign players, primarily Canadians, that have dominated several American college teams in the past few seasons. It is a much needed measure, but one cannot help but question the real motive behind the move...
Theoretically, the proposal is intended to reopen American college hockey as a means of developing. American talent for the professional leagues. Canadian performers have the Junior leagues to provide the necessary preparatory channel. Americans have ... American college hockey. And, argues the NCAA, Canadian imports are choking off that channel in the United States...
...NCAA point is well taken, but one must wonder whether the quota on Canadians would produce the desired effect. Wholesale importation did not begin to affect Eastern hockey, at least, until the mid-60's, when Boston University. Cornell. R.P.I., and New Hampshire followed Clarkson into Canada for their players...
Apparently dissatisfied with its lackluster victory over Northeastern Thursday evening, Harvard's hockey team combined a precision passing game with some serious skating to outclass improving Dartmouth. 6-1, Saturday night at Watson Rink...