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...jumped on the Crimson for a goal by Fred Hunt only 30 seconds after the opening stanza began. The Crimson seemed flustered at the start and it appeared that it would be a long night for them. But Ted Thorndike, playing on a line with Dave Gauthier and Jim McMahon, put Harvard back into the game on a tally...
Coach Bill Cleary was forced to do a good deal of line shuffling with the absence of Hynes. Larry Desmond moved up to the first line with Corkery and McManama, Thomas skated with Roth and Goodenow on the second line, Gauthier, McMahon and Thorndike made up the third line, and Lee Hogan played with Harry Reynolds and Steve Dadigian on the fourth line...
Harvard coach Bill Clearly changed the lineup Saturday, moving Larry Desmond from center to wing on the third line and alternating sophomores Jim McMahon and Leigh Hogan as the third-line center. Harry Reynolds moved down from the third to the fourth line, where he alternated with Steve Dagdigian...
...McMahon or Hogan will center either the third or fourth line against the Terriers. Senior defenseman Doug Elliot, who played for the first time since the Great Lakes tourney, will play tonight. Elliot recovered from his ankle injury over the exam break...
...large dollop of nostalgia was in order, of course, but younger viewers must simply have been dumbfounded by Paar's smorgasbord from the past. Almost all the old faces-living and dead-were there. Peggy Cass sat in as Paar's answer to Ed McMahon, introducing Paar and doing commercials. Genevieve, whose funny French accent Paar discovered, was a guest, along with such other oldtime regulars as Jonathan Winters. Even Pianist Oscar Levant, who died last year, came back-in a replay of a show from the early...