Word: jims
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Northeastern story goes something like this: 3-0 at the end of one on goals by Jim Walsh, Mark Derby, and Larry Parks; 8-3 after two (It was a ball game after five minutes at 4-2, but that's it.) with scores coming from Mark Simmons, Dave Wilkins, Parks again, and two by Dale Ferdinandi...
Harvard put a slight dent into that lead as the Crimson's Jim Trainor scored on a nice snap shot with a mere 24 seconds gone in the third period. But the Crimson could not muster a more effective offense, while B.C. buried the Crimson with four more goals in the final humiliating period...
Number five John Stubbs eased by Williams' racquetman Jim Parsons 3-1, while the sixth man for the Crimson, Clancy Nixon, defeated John Saunders by the same score...
Mitch Reese, playing seventh, blanked Jim Little, and Clark Bain ousted Peter Thayer 3-1 at the eighth seed. The number nine man, Chuck Elliott, emerged victorious from a grueling five-match marathon with Evan Bash...
Harvard had temporarily tied the contest at 13:02 in the first when Jim Trainor sent the puck in for Evans, who was foiled attempting an around-the-net tuck shot, but whose rebound was tersely slapped in past Holden by George Hughes...