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...Harvard, however, that got off to a sluggish start, scoring only one in the first quarter, while the Minutemen notched three goals. In the second quarter the Crimson defense clamped down and goalie Tim Pendergast turned away blast after blast to limit the UMass attack to only one goal. Pendergast had an outstanding game, stopping 27 Minutemen shots...
...minutes into the game. Princeton senior Rip Wilson bounced a shot off a defender's foot and past Harvard goalie Tim Pendergast. A minute and a half later, teammate Gerry Bocon connected on the first corner of his hat trick from in close Four minutes after that, Steve Delligatti fired an implausible shot from 20 yards with Rob Sherlock directly fronting him, but he made the score to give Princeton a 3-0 lead, and boom, boom, boom. Harvard lost its wind, never to recover...
Harvard picked up 66 ground balls to Princeton's 61. It fired 37 shots, only three less than the Tiger total. The most selling statistic is goalie Pendergast's 10 saves, which compares unfavorably to Smyth's 18; but the teams played even on paper...
...first half of the second quarter went much like the opening 15 minutes of play, but with 5:12 left in the period. Brown came alive. Tim Stevens took a feed from McAleer--who was standing behind the Crimson net--and slipped the ball by Harvard netminder Tim Pendergast to pull the Bruins within four Thirty seconds later Brown was back for more as the score stood...
Following opening losses to Johns Hopkins and Cornell it worked back to .500 with wins over Boston College and Pennsylvania. Mike Davis scored three goals against B.C. and freshman Steve Bartenfelder got five against Penn as the offense began to produce. Goalie Tim Pendergast held the Quakers to only five goals--a frugal one in the second half--as the defense showed signs of gelling. Midfielders, began to charge up and down the field like able midfielders do, scooping up ground balls and wielding their sticks like war staffs...