Word: tauro
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Crimson got off to a quick 3 to 0 lead as Johnny Beer, Frank Davies, and George Baker each scored in the first 13 minutes in an aggressive display of good teamwork. Baker pumped in his goal from 30 feet out, catching the Bruin goalie, Joe Tauro, off guard, after one of his fullbacks had apparently cleared the ball. The ball was still rising when it entered the cage about a foot below the top bar. This first period showed the best Crimson passing attack of the season to date...
Steve Joyce scored the Crimson's fourth goal five minutes later. All alone at the right of the cage, Joyce waited for goalie Tauro to commit himself and then shot a slow roller into the far corner, making the score 4 to 1 at halftime. With six minutes gone in the third period, Vreeland scored his second goal, drawing Brown to within two goals, but Berk Johnson countered shortly after to give the Crimson a seemingly comfortable 5 to 2 margin...
...third tie game of the season. Harvard took 25 shots at Bruin goalie Joe Tauro 16 in the first half--but could sink only one in four 22-minute periods and two overtimes. Actually, Tauro made only 15 saves: the other Crimson attempts were inaccurate. Yesterday's draw in the next to last game of the season brings the Crimson record to two with three defeats, and three ties...
...lineups: HARVARD BROWN Canepa, 2b Campbell, cf Smith (c) cf Di Dlafe, 2b Collins, rf Skypeck, lf Johnson, lf Jadick, ss Chase, 3b Karb, 1b Greeley, ss Christopher, c O'Brien, 1b Valinote, 3b Wade, c Tauro, rf Ricketson, p Trayner...