Word: hutchinsons
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Crimson coach James Hutchinson felt that his team had played to the best of its ability, but that B.C. had an unusually strong squad. It was the J.V.'s first loss to the Eagle freshmen in four years...
...team last season was exceptionally good, and this year's group has a number of big shoes to fill, and at this point is not quite as good as the team last year," Hutchinson said after the game...
...contest was fairly even in the first period, but then the B.C. players seemed to gain confidence and played better, Hutchinson said. After their three second-period goals, the freshmen added another in the final session, before Harvard's Pete Haley netted his team's only goal on an assist from Steve Barker at the 9:26 mark. B.C. later scored its final goal...
Despite the apparent onesidedness of play, Harvard took 29 shots on goal compared to 25 for the Eagles. Hutchinson praised his goalie Paul Oldfield for his performance in the nets, and he also complimented defenseman Dick Byrd '71 for a "fine game." Tom Smolens, who was not expected to be a terribly formidable goalie in the B.C. nets, turned in an excellent game...
...they demonstrated again in last year's Six-Day War, the Israelis are tough, wily soldiers. Their ancestors weren't bad either. In a new book called Great Battles of Biblical History (published in England by Hutchinson & Co. Ltd.), retired British General Sir Richard Gale analyzes scriptural warfare from Abraham to the Maccabees. Gale suggests that, more often than not, the Hebrew military commanders anticipated many of the tactics employed by later and more celebrated generals...