Word: techs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Down to the last five minutes. It seemed as though goalie Brad Richardson would register his first shutout: M.I.T. simply wasn't fast enough to utilize the breaks it got. Then, however, a defensive lapse put Tech's Ernie Chambers in the clear, and Richardson had no chance on his accurate 15-foot drive...
Yesterday's opposition was no stronger than that of the pre-Christmas days, as Myles Huntington's freshman hockey team loafed through an easy 12 to 2 victory against Rindge Tech at the Arens...
...also edged Yale, Northeastern, and the U.S. Olympic team by one point each, heat Brown, 5 to 2, lost to Princeton, 6-4, and walloped both Tufts and Tech Eagle coach "Snooks" Kelley has great respect for his opponents, though. "The four Ivy League teams we've played--Yale. Brown, Princeton, and Harvard--plus teams like B.U. and Northeastern can beat each other on any given night," he said...
...freshman hockey team--highly impressive in-its last few games--will face Rindge Tech in an attempt to continue its winning steak. The game starts at 2 p.m. today in the Boston Arena...
...Austria. Walter J. Donnelly had arrived from Vienna to receive the captive airmen for whom the U.S., a few hours before in Budapest, had paid a ransom of $120,000 (plus a C-47 aircraft still held by the Reds). The four flyers-Captain Dave Henderson, Captain John Swift, Tech. Sergeant Jess Duff and Sergeant Jim Elam-did not relax until they were well on the way to Vienna in the ambassador's Cadillac. When they heard over the car's radio an Armed Forces Radio broadcast of their release, followed by stateside basketball scores, they repeated again...