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...their season opener the Crimson was stonewalled by Terrier goalie Lisa Whitcomb, outshooting B.U., 40-11, but losing, 1-0. Since then, however, Crimson pucks have paved a sure path to the net--in an 8-1 annihilation of UConn and a 4-3 squeaker over defending Ivy co-champ Brown. The line of Dianne Hurley, Tania Huber and Liz Ward has struck seven times; center Huber and left wing Hurley have each had the hat trick...
...unless B.U. netminder Whitcomb sticks to her own recent pattern. Not only did she stop the Crimson cold last time, but she held Boston College to one goal before that, and played a big part in a 4-3 win over Colby. And, except for the Harvard game, the Terrier offense has also put its act together, led by freshman standout Jill Toney, scorer of the lone goal against the Crimson...
Dressed in crisp glen plaids, a white handkerchief neatly puffed from breast pocket, Haig is a dandy. He seems the very model of the modern military diplomat. He has a square face, a terrier's chin and eyes that obscure a great deal. He loves his work. He just may win his campaign to be the predominant formulator of foreign policy...
...Many times during the game it got real sloppy at center ice," said Terrier coach Jackie Parker. "Harvard is a little quicker than any team we've played this year and we had a little trouble gauging their speed. In the center ice area, we were turning it over. At times it got very sloppy, but at times it was very controlled...
Those times were few and far between. Except for Terrier Marc Sinclair's shorthanded unassisted score at 14:39 of the second stanza, and a Michael Watson tally off a Greg Olson pass from behind the net less than a minute later, most of the last 40 minutes featured the Harvard defensement chasing Joose pucks in their own zone, and the Terriers failing to turn it on as they did in the days of yore. Not'the traditionally exciting stuff...