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...final tally was not to the liking of the 1,063 Crimson faithful present, there was no denying that the game was entertaining to watch and worthy of a traditional rivalry game.“It’s a deep rivalry,” co-captain Brian Mahler said. “We don’t like Yale, and they don’t like us.”For the first 45 minutes, it appeared as if the Bulldogs would be heading back to New Haven on the heels of a blowout win. The first quarter belonged...
...inaccuracy. Harvard piled up 11 turnovers in the first half and 21 overall.“Some of it is nerves—when we came out we were really excited—but we play best when we’re loose,” co-captain Brian Mahler said. “When we don’t know what’s going on...guys get nervous, start standing around, we get down a couple of goals, all those things get in our head and cause the turnovers.”Although the Bulldogs did not fare...
...Simon Mahler...
...half-century-long streak in serious jeopardy.However, faceoff extraordinaire John Henry Flood won the ensuing ball-drop to give the Crimson possession. The co-captain won 19 of 24 faceoffs on the day, including eight of eight in the fourth quarter.Holy Cross had one final opportunity when senior Brian Mahler turned the ball over with a minute remaining, but was unable to convert, giving the ball back to Harvard 10 seconds later. Senior midfielder Adam Mahfouda and sophomore defensemen Eric Posner each added goals in the final 30 seconds against a dejected Crusaders defense to round out the scoring.Despite...
...path of maintaining a successful career as both a conductor and composer is a perilous one. Few have succeeded. For instance, Gustav Mahler was known primarily as a conductor during his lifetime. His busy conducting schedule forced him to compose mostly during the summertime, and what he did compose often drew harsh comments from critics...