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...close as 27-25, but with two blocks and a kill New Haven pulled out to the 30-26 victory. “We actually played pretty well in spurts, and we need to build on that,” Freese said. Harvard will have its chance to rebound Friday against Lees-McRae at home in the MAC. —Staff writer Madeleine I. Shapiro can be reached at mshapiro@fas.harvard.edu...
...volume report published in 1908, Lawson and his team went on to elaborate a new model of earthquake formation--the elastic-rebound theory--that holds up to this day. For years, they correctly surmised, stress had been ratcheting up along the San Andreas until finally it became so overwhelming that the earth's crust snapped like an overextended rubber band. Moreover, the buildup and release of strain appeared to be recurrent, resulting over time in a succession of earthquakes "of greater or less violence." These pioneering researchers provided the first big clue that earthquakes occur in cycles--that...
...fired a wrister from the blue line, floating it through traffic and past Crimson goaltender John Daigneau’s glove at 8:16. The early score seemed to wake Harvard up. Just 1:16 later, sophomore forward Mike Taylor tallied the equalizer for the Crimson, putting away the rebound of linemate Nick Coskren’s shot. But Maine’s offense, still firing on all cylinders, answered with a second goal less than half a minute later, as blueliner Bret Tyler converted on a wraparound attempt at 9:57. “The first period, we were...
...play, Reese doubled Harvard’s lead with a low shot from the right circle that sailed between McKee and the right post. And with another Cornell penalty in the final minute of the first frame, Murphy widened the gap to 3-2 with an easy right-post rebound. Already committed to the left post, McKee could only reach back with his glove, which Murphy avoided easily.But while the Crimson went unpenalized during the Big Red’s five-penalty first frame, which ended with three Cornell shots on goal versus its opponent’s trio...
...power-play goal as Harvard moved ahead 3-0 in the first period.Just 2:56 into the game, the Crimson earned a man-advantage opportunity when Big Red pivot Michael Kennedy knocked Fraser into the Cornell net.And Fraser converted just a minute and a half later, putting away the rebound of blueliner Dylan Reese’s shot off the end-boards to give Harvard a 1-0 lead.Then at 11:38, Fraser was shoved into the Big Red goal again, this time by sophomore defenseman Sasha Pokulok. Twenty-four seconds later, the Crimson received a 5-on-3 chance...