Word: pyle
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Taking over the team individual scoring lead, Dub Mallonee led the attack with four goals and two assists. Jerry Pyle and Nick Lamont, now second and third in team scoring, each registered two goals and an assist. Defenseman Bob Shaunessy got an assist by setting up Mallonee's final goal forty seconds from the end of the game...
...Mallonee, Nick Lamont and Jerry Pyle will comprise the main attack, with Andy Leaf and Fran Loewald along for support. The first midfield is tentatively set at Dave Birch, Jerry Cotter and Charlie Devens...
...Crimson pulled to a 3-0 halftime advantage on the strength of markers by Pyle and Mallonee in the first quarter and a bouncing shot by Mallonee in the second. Dave Birch scored on a long screened shot at 2:29 of the third period, before MacKinnon's shutout was ruined when Bob Shaunessy dropped the ball in front of an empty cage on an attempted clear...
...defenseman Lanny Keyes recovers from his pulled hamstring muscle, he will replace Bob Shaunessy. On the attack, Dub Mallonee will be able to play, along with Jerry Pyle and Nick Lamont...
Goalie Dick MacKinnon will be supported by defensemen Jim Herscot, Bob Shaunessy and either Baldwin or Dan Leary. The attack will be Jerry Pyle, Nick Lamont and either Mallonee or Andy Leaf...