Word: pots
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Boston College fans out-sang and the Eagle band out-played their Crimson counterparts, but Harvard did the scoring in Watson Rink last night to blast B.C. 3-1, and revenge last week's Bean Pot Tournament loss. The varsity never trailed in what proved to be a classic game of goalies, defense, and masterful line-juggling...
...past goalie Tom Apprille from close in. Trailing by one, the vaunted Eagle lines came to life and dominated play in the rest of the first period. When B.C. scored at the 15-minute mark and continued to keep the puck in varsity territory, it seemed like the Bean Pot tourney all over again...
...should rate a slight favorite in the 8 p.m. contest on the strength of its 3-1 victory over the varsity in last week's Bean Pot tourney. But coach Cooney Welland's icemen have beaten better teams than Boston (Colorado for one) and will be strengthened by the return of high-scoring Billy Lamarche to the line...
...loss of Thomson could dangerously weaken the secondary in front of returning goalie Godfrey Wood. In the Bean Pot loss, shoddy defense forced Wood to make 35 saves...
...Lake Placid groove. It also turned out to be a bobber's nightmare. On the second day of the two-man trials, a Swedish team piloted by Gunnar Ähs was hitting 50 m.p.h. when it zoomed into the No. 9 bend, nicknamed the Hexenkessel, or Witches' Pot. The sled slid up the 40-ft. bank, bounced down and ricocheted sickeningly from wall to wall. Ähs's upper front teeth were sheared off on the ice; both his legs were fractured twice. His brakeman was thrown free, broke only one leg. Next day the U.S. sled...