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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard Coach Carole Kleinfelder cleared her bench in the second half, so everyone could take part in the Huskie demolition. McBride wasn't the only Crimson player to put impressive numbers in the scorebook, as five of her teammates pumped two or more goals apiece...
...Gooden's playmates took to calling him Doctor. Dan Gooden believes his son's nickname came from an infielder's chatter: "C'mon, Dr. Dwight, operate on him!" Youmans says, "It was just always Dr. D, or Doc." It evolved naturally into Dr. K, the initial taken from the scorebook shorthand for a strikeout...
...teams left the ice for the second intermission, the only question remaining was whether Crimson goalie Grant Blair could notch his third shutout in six games. A slapshot off the pipe and a couple of Crimson defensive lapses had been the nearest that Princeton had gotten to entering the scorebook...
Catcher Vinnie Martelli led off the second with a dribbler down the third base line that will look like the proverbial line drive in the scorebook. Right fielder Don Allard followed with a walk, one of eight free passes given by UConn" pitchers Joe Simonoko and Joe Frager. Then sophomore designated hitter Micky Maspons stepped to the plate, worked Simonoko to a full count and blasted his first college homer, a three-run, 370-ft. line drive over the right field fence...
Only freshman Tim McCaffrey broke into the Crimson side of the scorebook before halftime...