Word: oneness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...one of Harvard's goals came on perfectly executed pass plays. The defense checked back rapidly and body-checked savagely. There was none of the bunching and collisioning that marred the MIT game; the only people that got hit were the boys from BU, and when they got hit, they got hit hard...
...excellence of his play in the goal can be seen from the fact that two scores were made when the Crimson was one man short, and two others were on double rebounds, when there was such a melee in front of the nets that no human being could have known exactly where the puck...
...team opened and closed fast. It piled up an early three goal lead in the first 12 minutes with a set of three pass plays, one from Myles Huntington to Dave Abbot, another from Bill Garrity to Joe Kittredge, and the third from Huntington to Abbot again...
...last seven minutes, the team ran wild. DiBlasio swiped the puck from a BU defenseman, skated through another one, and blasted a shot past the goalie from six feet...
...more minutes of frantic hockey passed before BU coach Harry Cleverly decided to pull a fast one. He put on his first line against Harvard's third. For 30 seconds they put a sustained rush on the Crimson goal, and then wing Carl Timpson grabbed the puck at his own blue line and took a shot from 20 feet out at the BU cage. DiBlasio was in perfect position for the rebound and scored the final goal...