Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...night. Kinasewich roared away alone on Apprille and hit his left arm with the hardest shot of the night. Somehow lineman Tim Taylor had gotten down the ice with him and was there to get the rebound and fake the goalie out twice before casually flipping in the puck...
...loss to Cornell, which ended a seven-game winning streak, has a fairly simple (and familiar) analysis. "We did everything but put the puck in the net," reported Cooney Weiland. The reason for this was, of course, Cornell's phenomenal goalie Laing Kennedy who has been averaging about 45 saves a game against the Crimson for the past two years...
...Olympic figure skater. He has exceptional peripheral vision, is an expert at "decking" (feinting) defensemen and goalies out of position. A cat-quick opportunist, he is the best playmaker in the game. And his longdistance "slapshot" is pro hockey's most effective offensive weapon: the rock-hard puck streaks toward the nets at 100 m.p.h. Twice in one season, Bathgate scored on 80-ft. slap-shots. One ripped the glove off the right hand of Boston Goalie Harry Lumley; the other left Montreal's Goalie Jacques Plante with a bruised leg. Last week against Toronto, Bathgate rammed...
...enough, the seven B.U. penalties did not help the Crimson very much. The varsity scored once with B.U. short, but that goal probably would have been put in anyway. The penalties must have been part of the Terriers' strategy, because they "legalized" B.U.'s haphazard way of clearing the puck by icings and thus killed time that the Crimson could have used to score more goals...
...someone who likes to see the Crimson breeze through its fancy passing plays and fire away whenever the puck isn't behind the opponent's cage, the game would have been a delight. The varsity's first two lines in particular did just this last night against a very well...