Word: penns
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Last year there wasn't even Beanpot hardware. Only injuries, blizzards and brawls. The Lost Weekend of February 17-18 at Penn and Princeton started the bizarre slide amidst a torturous season-ending schedule of eight games in 15 days. Harvard lost seven of those eight games, including the Watson Rink clash with Cornell, when the Big Red rang up four goals in the last ten minutes...
...Penn State, sparked by freshman Alan Scharsu from Ohio, sports the finest team in the East and is a probable top-five finisher...
Weird Incident Number Four came at Penn, in a game where the offense faltered, the defnse looked shoddy, but luck prevailed in the closing seconds when a forceful Quaker rally fell just short...
Harvard Yale Princeton Dartmouth Brown Columbia Cornell Penn SEASON (Pct.) John Donley Harvard 23-2 Princeton 20-17 Brown 45-10 Cornell 25-10 23-17 (.575) Dan Gil Harvard 29-28 Dartmouth 29-28 Brown 29-28 Cornell 29-28 23-17 (.575) Robert Sidorsky Harvard 33-20 Dartmouth 24-10 Brown 28-26 Cornell 18-14 22-18 (.550) Mark Director Harvard 24-16 Dartmouth 14-3 Brown 17-14 Cornell 14-10 21-19 (.525) Bill Scheft Harvard 17-14 Princeton 35-0 Brown 21-7 Cornell 5-4 15-25 (.375) Bob Grady Harvard...
Harvard, now 4-9-1, played Brown even for 87 minutes of their 90-minute tilt two weekends ago, and last Friday night Harvard busted out of its scoring doldrums with a 3-0 blanking of Penn. Coach George Ford is likely to continue with a three-man front line led by Diaz and Mauro Keller-Sarmiento and to start Lee Nelson at midfield once again...