Word: riley
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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There was only one cheerful moment for Harvard all night--Jay Riley ended a year long scoring drought. Riley stuffed in the rebound of Tommy Paul's shot at 8:59 of the first period, tying the game at 1-1 and briefly exciting a pitifully small turnout of Harvard fans scattered through the three-quarters empty Garden...
Harvard went on to outshoot the Wildcats 16-9 for the period, but U.N.H. scored what proved to be the winning goal less than a minute after Riley's one and only score of the season. Harvard clearly lacked any scoring touch, as Bob McManama agonizingly proved late in the period by missing a completely open...
Offensively, Harvard may be hurt by the injured foot of forward Bob Goodenow, who has broken out of a prolonged drought to give Tommy Paul's line some scoring punch. The third line has looked better since Jay Riley moved up to replace Lief Rosenberger, but, aside from an occasional splurge by Bobby Havern, the Riley-Reynolds-Havern trio is not scoring. The Local Line does not appear as tired as it did in late February, and it now looks like both Dave Hynes and Bob McManama have a shot at 60-point seasons...
Both teams were hitting hard from the very beginning and there were several near fights in the first period. The Crimson drew three first period penalties, while the Quakers had only one, but Dave Cavanagh and Jay Riley had little trouble stopping the Penn power play...
...Crimson's ace penalty killers, Dave Cavanagh and Jay Riley, shut out the Larries in four short-handed situations, and on the last one Riley had two near goals...