Word: loyolas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Feinberg allegedly gave Kentucky captain Dale Barnstable $500 to shave points in the Kentucky-Loyola National Invitation Tournament game held March 14, 1949. Favored Kentucky was "upset" by Loyola...
Besides the Harvard-R.P.I. game on the first day of play, St. Patrick's of Ottawa beat the Indians, 3 to 1. Loyola of Montreal beat M.I.T., 7 to 0, and Brown beat Williams, 10 to 1. Walt Greeley scored both goals for the Crimson in the first game, which was marred by nine penalties, including a major 5-minute and game misconduct penalty charged against Crimson forward Billy Timpson. R.P.I., with two Canadians sparking its attack, had no trouble with Harvard...
...final day Brown won the title by beating St. Patrick's, 5 to 3, R.P.I. beat Loyola, 7 to 2, and Williams beat M.I.T., 4 to 2, while the Crimson was edging Dartmouth. Greeley drew first blood for Harvard by slapping in Hebbard's pass at 17:47 of the first period, but Indian Joe Leary came back with the tying goal at 17:14 of the second period unassisted. The third period showed fast, scoreless hockey, but Timpson broke up the game at 2:30 of the sudden-death overtime. Clasby got the assist
Brown, Dartmouth, M.I.T., and Williams will be the other New England representatives, and Loyola of Montreal, St. Patrick's of Ottawa, and R.P.I. will round out the eight-team field...
...right in Coach Rupp's own backyard. The boys who admitted taking bribes to shave points: Alex Groza and Ralph Beard, Kentucky's 1947-49 All-America stars, and Dale Barnstable, 1949-50 captain. The place: Madison Square Garden's 1949 National Invitation Tournament. The opponent: Loyola of Chicago, a ten-point underdog, which upset Rupp's National Collegiate champions, 67-56. The admitted payoff: $500 apiece...