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First Period--1, H, Peter Ciavaglia 4(John Weisbrod, Tod Hartje) 16:35; 2, H, Weisbrod4 (Ciavaglia, C.J. Young) 19:58. Penalties--C,Greg Wolf (hooking) 6:42; H, too many men (servedby Barringer) 8:25; C, Allan Brown (tripping)13:09; C, Steve Poapst (hitting after the whistle)15:01; H, John Murphy (roughing) 15:01; C, BobHaddock (hitting after whistle) 16:35; C, Brown(holding...
Thirteen minutes later, Vukonich was the grateful recipient of another beautiful assist, this one by Tod Hartje. As a Big Green checker tried to ride Hartje off the puck, the versatile wing dropped a no-look, between-the-legs pass to a streaking Vukonich, who nailed a screamer past Laurin...
First Period--1, H, Mike Vukonich 3 (Tim Burke, John Murphy) 3:25; 2, H, Vukonich 4 (Tod Hartje, Murphy) 16:10. Penalties--H, Brian McCormack (holding) 13:12; H, B. McCormack (tripping...
Vukonich's first goal came just 3:25 into the game, when he took a pass from John Murphy and stuffed the puck past Dartmouth goalie Steve Laurin. Near the end of the period, senior Tod Hartje sent a beautiful pass across the ice to Vukonich, who stuffed the puck in again to put Harvard...
...writing to correct a statement made in the November 10, 1989, Harvard Crimson Hockey Supplement. In the Harvard Hockey Quiz on page 14, you ask for the native Minnesotans on this year's squad. You correctly identify Tod Hartje and Mike Vukonich. However, you omit Craig Miskovich, who was born and raised in Minnesota. Furthermore, as the dictionary defines "native" as "being such by birth or origin," the McCormack brothers, Scott and Brian, should also have been included, even though they now live elsewhere. J. Aron Allen, who now lives in Minnesota, would not be a correct response...