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...Kaplan instructor "to get up the dough for the mortgage on my house." Small talk and jokes are bantered back and forth, and one can't help but feel that he is back in high school again. The atmosphere has that same tentativeness that always used to mark the first day of class, when you would size up the teacher, and vice-versa...
While admittedly the dour visage is nothing new, Parker was pretty much right on the mark when he discontentedly mumbled after the game that, "This was not a typical Harvard-B.U. game. For the most part, it was a dull, boring game." Aside from an abortive third-period Crimson comeback ignited by hustling freshman defenseman Mitch Olson and the inspired heroics of senior star Gene Purdy (who suffered a broken wrist in the final seconds and won't be able to show off his new Swedish Jofa helmet for at least a few weeks), last night's edition...
Sophomore Mark Fidler took the puck into the left corner, and after drawing the attention he is accustomed to from the Harvard defense, dropped the puck back to junior Scott Nieland at the point. Nieland's blazer motored by the glove hand of the screened Lau and into the upper corner for B.U.'s second score...
SCORING: B.U.--Daryl MacLeod (Rob Davies, Bill O'Neill) 3:04; H--Murray Dea (unassisted) 3:09; B.U.--Scott Nieland (Mark Fidler) 10:05. Second Period: B.U.--MacLeod (Davies, Jack O'Callahan) 2:43; B.U.--Todd Johnson (unassisted) 3:49; B.U.--O'Callahan (Fidler) 6:12; H--Jack Hughes (John Cochrane) 8:23; H--Gene Purdy (Jack Hughes, Cochrane) 13:59; B.U.--Johnson (Hetnik, Meagher) 19:38. Third Period: H--Tom Murray (Mike Watson) 5:54; H--David Burke (Graham Carter, George Hughes) 13:19; B.U.--Johnson (Hetnik, Craig...
...most impressive performances of the meet belonged to Peter Fitzsimmons, Mark Meyer and Ed Sheehan, who lapped the sole Brown participant in the two-mile and strode in for a one-two-three finish with times of 8:54.35, 8:54.49, and 8:55.63, respectively. Fitzsimmons and Meyer set personal bests in the race which also marked the first time in Harvard track history that three two-milers ran under nine minutes in the same race...