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Such was the case for the Harvard hockey team here last night, at Penn's Class of 1923 rink, as a pair of power-play goals and a superb performance in the nets by Penn goalie Bob Sutton led the Quakers to a stunning 4-3 upset over the Crimson...
...Sutton, the freshman netminder who was last week's ECAC player of the week, almost singlehandedly extended Penn's winning streak to four games, totally shutting down the Crimson offense in the first two periods...
Twenty-three seconds into the man-up situation, Jackie Hughes took a pass from John Cochrane and led McDonald in alone past the Penn defense, and the freshman's wrister found the upper right-hand corner of the net. It was the first and last good goal that Sutton would give...
Four minutes later, with 1:08 left to play in the game, the Harvard power play came through again with the final score of the contest. Gene Purdy's shot from the point deflected off the right skate of George Hughes and underneath the falling Sutton for the goal...
...rocky Maine headland. Sunrise through the mangroves on a Florida key. Sunset on a cliff overlooking the Pacific. Everyone has his own favorite image of the beaches that border most of the U.S. In The Wild Shores of North America (Knopf; 240 pages; $35), Ann and Myron Sutton manage to capture nearly all of them. Beginning in the icebound Arctic, they take the armchair beachcomber on a scenic tour down the East Coast, past Cape Cod and the islands, along the perilous shoals of the Carolinas, through the lost waterways of the Everglades and Louisiana bayous, then up the West...