Word: scorer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...maybe funny, story repeated itself the next year, although George Harrington '59 became coach. Bobby Beller, captain and high scorer for the 64-65 freshmen, is now a key reserve. Jeff Grate, who was only fifth high scorer, is now a starter, though his athletic scholarship would probably keep him from quitting anyway. Jim Griswold, the last man on the Yardling team, still perseveres...
...Ontario, with whom he went to live in 1948), is one of the smallest centers in the N.H.L. -and the best. An acrobatic skater and a slick stickhandler who plays on what Chicago Coach Billy Reay calls his "Scooter Line," Mikita was the league's No. 1 scorer (based on goals and assists) for two seasons running before losing the title last year to his teammate Hull. Mikita should have no trouble winning it back this year. Against the Detroit Red Wings last week, he scored one goal and an assist to run his league-leading point total...
...disputable, but there is no one more dangerous with the puck. Gilmour's three assists Saturday gave him a career total of 69, a new Terrier record. With 29 and 23 points, defensemen Gilmour and McLachlan both are ahead of center Kent Parrot, the Crimson's top scorer...
...senior first line has credentials as impressive. Right wing Fred Bassi is B.U.'s third leading scorer of all-time, center Jim Quinn seventh, and left wing Mike Sobeski is four shy of the 100-point club, but all five of these seniors will be members by season...
When informed of his standing, Royer commented, "I feel okay about that, but I feel lousy about the team ranking at the bottom of the league. It'll be good to get Gallagher back; you just can't lose your best scorer and rebounder without getting hurt." FG FT PTS AV G. Morris, Cornell 43 21 107 21.4 C. Thomforde, Prince 30 14 74 18.5 R. Johnson, Yale 34 20 88 17.6 J. Colgan, Dartmouth 28 27 83 16.6 W. Reynolds, Brown 30 18 78 15.6 E. Goldstone, Yale 33 12 78 15.6 J. Heiser, Princeton...