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...very next day, Harvard-facing elimination from the postseason-suffered its most devastating loss of the year. Leading 2-1 in the final inning, Birtwell was two outs away from nailing down the complete-game victory. But with the tying run on second base, Birtwell left a pitch out too far over the plate to Nickerson, who once again made the Crimson pay. His RBI-double sent the game into extra frames...
...final verdict on the Crimson's postseason fate came quickly enough, as the host of the selection show began announcing the seedings for the tournament...
...their annual meeting on May 16, the athletic directors of the ECAC will be voting on a proposal to change the current playoff format to allow all 12 men’s hockey teams into the postseason. To avoid making the ECAC even more of a laughing stock of a conference, I urge Harvard Athletic Director Bill Cleary ‘56 and all of the other headmen to please vote...
...admit the eleventh and twelfth place teams into the tournament. While Gaudet waxes eloquently about the tough breaks involved in missing the playoffs (until this year the Big Green was one of the teams in that race), the ECAC already provides a tremendous opportunity for students to experience the postseason by admitting 10 teams...
...when both teams earned berths in the ECAC tournament, which brings together the top four eastern member schools that fail to make NCAAs. Harvard swept Cornell during the regular season, but the Big Red came back to take two of three games from the Crimson in the postseason to take the ECAC championship...