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...minute holding penalty on B.U. center Dan Carnevale at 10:56 in the second stanza that marked the change in the tides of the contest. Although the Huntington Hounds did not actually score on the power play, just three seconds after the Terriers returned to full strength Husky Paul Fitzsimmons dished the puck to teammate Jim Madigan part of a crowd in front of the B.U. net. Madigan beat Terrier netminder Cleon Daskalakis with the blast to the lower lefthand corner to put Northeastern on the scoreboard...
Meanwhile, the Husky offense went to work. After mustering only one shot on net the first period, they managed to keep Daskalakis busy with 16 in the second stanza, most of the shots coming in the last 10 minutes after its first tally. The B.U. netminder had gone behind the goal to clear the puck out of the zone, but as he bungled it, Husky freshman Stewart Emerson alertly sent the puck to Averill who was open about 15 feet up in the slot. Before Daskalakis had time to get back into position, the red light...
...last stanza center Randy Bucyk scored a shorthand goal to tie the game. And then at 13:13, Husky center Greg Neary sent a slow dribbler towards the left-hand corner of the Terrier twines. In one of his less than brilliant moments, Daskalakis tried to cover the shot, and as he wrestled with it, the puck slid under his arm and into the net to give N.U. a lead it never relinquished...
...Crimson took a one goal lead into the final stanza, thanks to a Code pass which launched Shayne Kukulowicz on a break a way Switaj made the stop, but the puck trick led behind him, allowing the junior right wing to hit the back of the net at the 15 58 mark
Crerar, considered a good prospect for the Canadian Olympic team, scored on the rebound of a Brooke breakaway attempt. Later Brooke set up Crerar for a pretty breakaway goal. And in the last minute of the middle stanza. Brooke scored after the pair broke in on a two-on-one to make it 4-0. The Yale Precision Marching Band's on-ice appearance in the second intermission and the Eli crowd's enthusiastic response was, in effect, an early victory celebration...