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Although it dominated play entirely in the middle stanza and made the Indians goalie scramble for his saves, the only interim goal the Crimson could score was Dave Morse's quick shot from in close at 1:17. The scores in the last period were poked in by Tim Taylor at 17:30 and Swinell...
Soon after the rather disheartening beginning, the varsity picked up its sticks and let Boston College have it. The sextet struck hard and often, although it was limited to one goal per period. Until the last half of the final stanza, the Eagles were forced to resort to a style of play that was at least 75 per cent defensive...
Sandy's poem (Part I) uses no straightforward stanza scheme. Instead, words of related sound appear in the same line quite consistently. "Now they palaver on forever" is a good line in its own right, and it has the further virtue of participating in the structure of the poem. Berman, on the other hand, inserts the following couplet in the midst of conventionally rhymed lines: "The thirst for melted fire that you had/Locked in you like the blueness of you blood...
After a frustrating first period (to Crimson fans) in which Harvard peppered away at Forstman, who made 16 saves as compared with Bland's one in that stanza, the Crimson's efforts were finally rewarded. On a break, Crimson wing Dave Crosby moved in from the right about 30 feet out from Forstman and slapped the puck at the stomach of the Eli goalie. Awaiting the rebound was Snow--unguarded five feet in front of the cage--who poked the puck into the net past the overworked Forstman with apparent ease at 2:55 of the second period...
...some 40 years one of the most prosaic of political pundits, Columnist David Lawrence, 72, unaccountably burst into verse last week in his back-page editorial in U.S. News and World Report. Entitled "A World United?" and preaching peace through brotherhood, the seven-stanza work by Poet Lawrence concluded...