Word: hockey
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Cornell's Ivy hockey champions attracted Watson Rink's only sellout crowd last season, but the Big Red's 1967 visit tomorrow night, coming on a midweek holiday, may not draw a similar audience. That would leave the B.C.-Harvard game in January as this season's only full house (out of nine dates). Watson is not one of the bigger college rinks, but for some reason--be it Harvard sports spectator apathy, the long cold walk across the Larz Anderson Bridge, or the departure of Gene Kinasewich and Eastern supremacy it is also one of the emptiest. The average...
Harvard breezed to its fourth Ivy League hockey victory against two defeats with an expected 10-4 rout of Dartmouth at Watson Rink Saturday night. The Crimson outshot the Green, 62-22, and eight different Harvard players scored during the mismatch...
Thank goodness for the Dartmouth hockey team! There's nothing that could lift the luckless Crimson skaters out of their slump as surely as Saturday's 8 p.m. game with the Indians...
...Harvard hockey team was a 6-5 overtime victim to Boston College for the second time this year. Again, the Crimson deserved to win, and never has a win been so needed. But the breaks went the other...
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Feb. 11--The Harvard hockey team ran into the hottest line in the East and was dealt a punishing 9-1 defeat by Brown at Mehan Auditorium here today. Dennis Macks and Bob Devaney scored three goals apiece and Wayne Small added two to provide the difference between the teams...