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...rest of the afternoon. "Tink" Leroy, running with the third midfield, contributed two goals and put the varsity ahead to stay. "Tink" Gunnoe, whose aggressive play gave the ball to the varsity time and again, quick-sticked a Spruance pass for another goal. They were joined by midfielder Joey Prahl, who ended the game's scoring with his second goal of the afternoon at 13:17 of the last quarter...
...first midfield, in addition to out-hustling the Ephmen on ground balls, all got into the scoring act. Tink Gunnoe had a goal and two assists, Pete Sieglaff two goals, and Joey Prahl one assist...
Princeton came roaring back--quick goals by Bob Kent and Allen made the score 4-1 at the quarter. In the second period Ernie Dreher upped the Tiger edge to 5-1 but Joe Prahl scored for Haredge to 5-1 but Joe Prahl scored for Harvard to make it 5-2. With time running out in the half, Allen slipped through the Crimson defenses. He scored with 30 seconds remaining to push the Tiger lead to four goals...
...first midfield unit will include "Tink" Gunnoe, Pete Sieglaff and Joe Prahl. All three weigh more than 170 lbs. and play a fast-moving, hard-hitting type of game. They will be backed by Pete Wood, Gil Bamford, and Dave Nyhan on the second midfield...
...Tuesday, Rutgers was even more brilliant, but the Crimson's extra man play worked to perfection and an 18 to 13 win. Watts and Williams again guided the attack with a combined eight goal effort. Coach Bruce Munro's extra-man midfield of Sieglaff, Prahl, and Gunnoe accounted for five more Crimson tallies while the defense learned how to handle Rutgers attackman John Valestra. Valestra singlehandedly kept Rutgers in the game with four goals and six assists, but he did most of his damage in the first half before the body checking tactics of Straus, Grannis, and Kessler were...