Word: shots
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...last seven minutes, the team ran wild. DiBlasio swiped the puck from a BU defenseman, skated through another one, and blasted a shot past the goalie from six feet...
...minutes later, defenseman Jack Carman cleared the puck from his own zone. As two Terriers converged on him at the BU blue line he passed to Doug Anderson; Anderson pulled the final defenseman out of position and then passed to Huntington, who beat goalie Bradley on another shot from six feet...
...before BU coach Harry Cleverly decided to pull a fast one. He put on his first line against Harvard's third. For 30 seconds they put a sustained rush on the Crimson goal, and then wing Carl Timpson grabbed the puck at his own blue line and took a shot from 20 feet out at the BU cage. DiBlasio was in perfect position for the rebound and scored the final goal...
...newfangled techniques which Director Rossen seems to have borrowed from the modern Italian directors have given the movie vitality and power. Since it was shot outdoors in all sorts of weather, the film credibly suggests the passing of time simply because no two scenes show the same sky or lighting. The camera, often threading through Stark's career like a fond mamma looking for her child in a crowd, turns up all kinds of unpredictable and realistic touches. Occasionally, Director Rossen plunges spiritedly into a scene as though, in the Rossellini manner, he were making up the script...
...second line of Preston, Garrity, and Kittredge stole the show, earning more goals and assists than the other two lines combined. Preston, the center, worked well, producing one goal on a vicious shot in the first period and accounting for two others late in the game with beautiful passes...