Word: pyles
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Jerry Pyle, who led the scoring with two goals, fired the Crimson's first goal into the nets at 8:25 of the first period, after taking a pass from Nick Lamont. Dick Parks and Lamont came through with unassisted goals during the second period to pull the varsity even with Penn at the half...
...attack will probably be Jerry Pyle, Nick Lamont and Fran Loewald, with sophomore Andy Leaf also making the trip. Goalie Dick MacKinnon, who was bothered by the slippery cage area in the last minute loss to M.I.T., and Chris Stone will again guard the nets...
Sloppy ball-handling, erratic passing, numerous penalties and a lack of aggressiveness prevented the attackmen from maintaining a pressing offense throughout the game. In fact, only one Crimson goal, Dub Mallonee's third-period thrust after a pass from Jerry Pyle, was the result of a sustained attack on the Cornell goal...
...varsity's fine attack corps of Dub Mallonee, Jerry Pyle, Nick Lamont and Fran Loewald represents the Crimson's chief hope for an upset. Mallonee, in spite of his six-point outburst last Wednesday, can be quite erratic. If he is hot, the game may be very close; if he is not, Pyle, Lamont and Loewald will not be able to do it alone...
Then unassisted goals by Larry Connell and Nick Lamont put the Crimson in the lead for the first time at 10:12. The Mallonee-Pyle combination followed with three goals within three minutes to send Harvard on with a 7 to 3 halftime lead...