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Harvard goalie Jim Murray came back strong last night after a weak performance last Saturday at Yale. Murray proved a stalwart behind the Crimson's defense, making 12 saves in the third period alone and stopping 30 shots all together. On offense Harvard's four lines produced a balanced attack...
...Crimson successfully killed a holding penalty on co-captain Marc Noonan halfway through the stanza, but with 2:55 remaining in the period, Dartmouth tied the score at 1-1. Senior winger Bill Dunbar beat Murray with a high shot into the left corner...
...before totally attributing the defeat to illness and injury, a number of alarming problems surfaced on Saturday night that should be pointed out. For instance, Yale players were allowed to remain in the slot where they can tip in shots or screen the goaltender. Jimmy Murray did not have a strong game, but after his magnificent play against B.U. and Cornell, everybody knows what he is capable of doing. Lastly, too many excellent opportunities went by the boards. The Eli goalie would be screened, but the slapshot from the point would rarely be on net. Beautiful passing plays were often...
Mike Flatters took Balzhiser's cue just 59 seconds later, firing from the point toward Murray. But this time the Crimson goalie was screened and Phil Clark tipped the puck into the net for a 2-0 lead. Clark picked up his second tally of the game at 17:01 with a shot from the face off that deflected off Murray's pads and trickled into...
...other three new officers are Mary S. Mead '75 of Quincy House, secretary in charge of the experimental theatre; Rebecca Goldman '76, recording secretary; and Eden Lee Murray '75 of North House, corresponding secretary...