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...score the ancients were right. The heart is essential to life in a more immediate, temporal sense than any other organ, even the brain. The human body can survive for years in a coma, with no conscious brain function -but only for minutes without a beating heart. So the presence of a heartbeat, along with breathing, has long been the basic criterion for distinguishing life from death. It still is, in the vast majority of cases, despite some special situations in which the brain's electrical activity is a more reliable index. (So far, no surgeon has seriously considered...
Down 1-0 after the first period, Harvard knotted the score when Chris Gurry gunned in a long shot from the point. Gurry had retrieved a centering pass from Bob Fredo that skipped by everyone and bounced off the boards at the feet of the sophomore defenseman...
Gurry's tying goal came at 8:38 of the second period. Thirteen seconds later Jack Turco tallied the go-ahead score, taking a pass from Barry Johnson right in front of the cage and flipping it by Princeton goalie Ed Tilghman...
...show for the effort. Not even three Tiger penalties proved enough help. Princeton's John Ritchie finally took matters into his own hands when he held Harvard's Terry Flaman with a good fake and then set up Jon Taylor, crossing in front of the nets for an easy score. Taylor's goal...
Only the matches of Fritz Hobbs and Fernando Gonzalez were cliffhangers. After jumping to a two game lead, Hobbs grew erratic and let the match slip to a 2-2 tie. But he blazed back in the fifth game to win, 15-7. Gonzalez, with the score tied 13-13 in the fifth game, smashed two deep court drives by his opponent, completing the sweep...