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On defense, goalie Peter Walsh made several sensational saves, but his own sloppiness led to two of Columbia's goals. With the score knotted at 1-1, Columbia began to apply pressure. Tommy Panayotidi caught Walsh out of the nets and dribbled the ball in the net at 29:41...
This was the beginning of a 19-point quarter for the Crimson. The defense kept Columbia off the board, and with less than six minutes in the half, Duke Millard caged the Lions at their own seven with a lofty 64-yd. punt.
And here at Baker Field, two supposed non-entities produced their own surprises. Unfortunately for Lion coach Bill Campbell, his team was every bit as bad as had been expected.
On Tuesday, the Crimson squad faces the toughest competition of the season in a tri-meet with UMass and perennial eastern favorite Providence. The Friars traditionally boast a host of Irish national team imports, so this year McCurdy will try his "own home brew of Irish stew."
"We've got our own clan of Irish," McCurdy said. "There's Logan, Murphy, McNulty and O'Eichner."