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Princeton, playing under first-year coach Bill Muse, has a 1-2-1 Ivy League record, while the Crimson sports a 2-2 record. The Tigers, however, sport a 6-2-1 regular season record as opposed to Harvard's 3-5-1. Princeton has lost to both Ivy powerhouses, Brown and Penn, by 1-0 on a penalty kick, and by 2-0, respectively...
Munro said that Princeton is a balanced team, but Muse said yesterday, "We don't really have any talented players. Goalie Paul Helfenstein and fullback Steve Tobolsky are my best players...
Exeter's two tallies came in the second half on goals by Muse at the 15-minute mark and by Pinella three minutes later. "Exeter's goals were mainly on defense. The second goal was a gift," Getchell said...
Defense remains the big question mark for Harvard Three of the top four defensemen and the starting goalie are graduating. Captain Kevin Hampe, who has played steady hockey all season, along with Bob Muse and Doug Elliott move on, as does Joey Bertagna. Mark Noonan is the only one remaining of four regulars. Also returning on defense are Dave Hands and Levy Byrd. They saw action while Elliott was out with an ankle injury during the middle of the season, but that's about the only experience they...
Seniors Bill Corkery, Bob McManama, Joe Bertagna, captain Hampe, Bob Muse, Doug Elliott, Harry Reynolds, Larry Desmond and Jay Riley suited up for their last game at Harvard. McManama led all scores with 51 points while Corkery finished second with 50. Elliott ended up as the top penalty getter, totaling 70 minutes in the box for the season and 202 minutes in career penalties...