Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Crimson controlled the puck in the Bowdoin zone from the opening face-off, and needed little more than two minutes to score. Baldy Smith got his fourth goal in three games on the rebound of Bob Clark's attempted deflection of Gordon Price's slap shot. A few minutes latter, the rookies got their first marker as Sahlin scored on assists from Ken Burnes and Jorge Gonzales...
...Crimson took advantage of two Bowdoin weaknesses to control the puck for most of the rest of the game. Some-times they would skate up to a Polar Bear defender, flip the puck over his stick, and fly by to regain control of the disc, with no checks to hamper them...
...turning aside all shots. Harvard's captain Gene Kinasewich fell victim to several beautiful saves. Finally Capizzo deflected one of Kinasewich's blasts in the direction of his two defensemen without observing the Crimson's Baldy Smith lurking just behind them. Smith outfought the two Huskies and drilled the puck into the goal from two feet...
...sextets had been saving the excitement for the last period. Northeastern was obviously tiring, and as they wearied, play got sloppy and rough. With the crowd cheering every check, the puck changed hands often and spent much time between the two blue lines...
Both teams mounted serious scoring threats many times, but only a Baldy Smith shot off a pass from Bill Fryer produced a score. Twice during the last ten minutes the puck was loose in front of Harvard goalie Brandy Sweitzer with several Northeastern forwards clustered around. But Sweitzer was where he had to be when he had to be to add a fantastic climax to an excellent night's work. Sweitzer rebuffed 27 shots in all, and Capizzo had 22 saves...