Word: hockeyed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...difference in the Princeton game was that the Tigers had an effective man-up offense (power play to hockey fans), while Harvard's man-down defense left something to be desired. Passing very well and spotting the open man, the hosts were able to cash in on five of the ten Crimson penalties, and started the debacle early, building up a seemingly in surmountable 6-1 halftime bulge...
Harvard's top two double teams, JarvisLevin and Adelsberg-Davis, made short work of the Bruins. But the most lopsided doubles score was registered by a substitute third doubles team. Squash ace Rick Sterne and hockey star Kent Parrot gave ample testament to Harvard's depth with a 6-1, 6-2 Bear baiting...
Eliot more than doubled its fall lead by capturing the basketball "A" championship and the hockey title. Eliot also tied for first in swimming, but lost to Winthrop in a playoff...
Further discussion will be needed to determine how "regular, all-out effort" is to be defined within the traditional scoring system. The HAC guidelines include scores greater than 50-0 in football, 10-0 in hockey, and 26-1 in fencing as indicators that a team isn't meeting its requirements and should be charged with a defeat...