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Yale's Chase Sanderson, playing on his home course, shot a 74 to grab medallist honors. Skip Barry was able to muster only a 78 for the Crimson's top individual score...
Yale's Chase Sanderson shot a 72, low of the day, and teammate Paul Collier came in with a 75. Princeton had two scores of 74, registered by Ed Marshall and Steve Noller...
Building around Orr and longtime veteran Bruin John Bucyk (51 goals this year), Boston tapped the minors for Goalie Gerry Cheevers and Center Derek ("Turk") Sanderson. The hairy, mustached Sanderson, a forechecking terror and a Bruins "policeman," is one of the league's best at controlling face-offs. From the New York Rangers, Boston acquired John McKenzie, a hard-charging right-winger who scored 31 goals this season. From the Chicago Black Hawks came another fine right-winger, Ken Hodge (43 goals), plus Centers Fred Stanfield (24 goals) and Phil Esposito. The fast, gangling "Espo" has been playing...
Other Climaxes. The Bruins are almost as colorful off the ice as on. Sanderson, with a Playboy-style pad and an unbuttoned lip, plays the role of a freaked-out Joe Namath. "Scoring goals," he likes to say, "isn't the only climax in my life." Esposito festoons his locker with trinkets to ward off "evil spirits." Orr has become a prospective millionaire. He is co-proprietor of a successful hockey camp and is just launching a hockey equipment company with projected first-year sales...
...worry about security for a while. Already the commanding force in hockey, they are shaping up as a sports dynasty to rival such formerly great teams as baseball's Yankees, football's Packers and basketball's Celtics. Orr, for example, is only 23, Esposito is 29, Sanderson 25 and Hodge 26. At the moment it may still be a debatable proposition whether they are the greatest team the game has ever known. But clearly they will have ample time in which to prove...