Word: hudner
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Attack: Hudner, Yest, and Pliasner; Midfields; Birdsall, Davidson (C), and Post; Graham, Davis, and Waring; Brooke, Lynch, and Mauran; Defense; Spence, Byrne, and Coburn; Goal: Clark...
First period: Davidson (Yost), Patterson (S), Garber (S), Patterson (Garber) (S), Hunter (Waldron) (S), Yost, Birdsall. Second period: Hudner, Graham (Plissner), Hunter (S), Patterson (S). Third period: No Score. Fourth Period: Plissner (Baldwin), Plissner (Hudner), Patterson (Hunter) (S). First overtime: Plissner. Second overtime: Garber...
Neither team did much in the third period except wade through the mud. Some clever playmaking by the first midfield and attackman Rick Hudner, coupled with two fast scoring shots by Plissner enabled the Crimson to dominate the last period and grab a 7 to 6 lead with two minutes left...
Except for its bumbling first half, Harvard showed finesse and speed, particularly in setting up its scoring plays and alternating power with screened shots. Midfielder Dick Post scored twice on behind-the-cage passes from attackman Rick Hudner, while three other midfielders, Will Davis, Paul Birdsall, and Ed Thayer solved the Tufts defense with charging shots...
First period: Post (Hudner), Ross (Tufts), Post (Hudner), Patriquin (Tufts); Second period: Birdsall (Plissner), Hudner (unassisted), Waring (Hudner). Duryea (Tufts), Plissner (Birdsall), Duryea (unassisted); Third period: Hayward (Tufts), Plissner (unassisted), Davis (unassisted), Ross (Tufts), Birdsall (unassisted), Waring (Plissner); Fourth period: Hudner (Baldwin), Yost (Baldwin), Ross (Tufts), Thayer (unassisted...