Word: kramer
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Harvard had tied the score, 2-2, late in the first quarter when attacker David Kramer curled a bounce shot past Bruin netminder Steve Ayers. But with 1:32 gone in the second period, Bruin attacker Richard Tuohey flicked a point-blank shot past a lunging Miller to give Brown the lead...
With the Brown zone now collapsing around Raymond, Kramer took over the Crimson scoring load with his vicious outside shot...
With 1:27 left to play in the third, Kramer whipped a shot past Ayers from the left wing. Two minutes into the fourth quarter, he again wound up and submarined a shot past Ayers, bringing the Crimson within two goals...
...once again, Miller, who made several big saves for the Crimson, got a piece of a Bruin shot, only to find the ball nestled in the back of the net. Kramer answered once more, cranking his fourth goal over Ayer's shoulder with 6:54 left to play, but the rally died there...
Obviously, the Crimson's play deteriorated during its scoreless second quarter. Coach Scott Anderson called it "too cautious." Kramer, a 1988 second-team All-Ivy performer who started in place of a limping Mickey Cavuoti, said it was "too tentative." Lux, who had four assists directing the offense, deemed it "complacent." You get the point...