Word: toronto
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Throughout the match Toronto suffered from penalties, receiving eight while Harvard got only one. The American prohibition of checking in the offensive zone repeatedly troubled the Canadians...
...Harvard's first Festival game on Dec. 21, the Crimson outhustled the top-ranking Toronto varsity. Vanquishing the varsity was no small feat, as the Canadians are undefeated in their League play. They suffered their third loss in exhibition matches at the sticks of the Crimson. The Canadians had trouble getting "up" for the game, according to their coach...
Excellent goal tending by Barry Sweitzer bolstered the Crimson defense. With its aggressive offense and good stick-handling, Harvard simply outplayed Toronto...
Harvard took the lead before two minutes of play had elapsed. The puck passed from Bob Clark to Barry Treadwell to Bill LaMarche who bashed it in from 15 feet in front of the cage. Shortly before the end of the first period, Toronto scored its sole goal on a deflected drive...
Barely a minute into the second period, Kinasewich put the Crimson ahead when a shot by Lamarche bounced off a Toronto skate into the crease. Mike Patterson then scored on a slap shot into the left corner of the cage. The final goal of the game was scored six minutes into the third period when Clark's pass was deflected by John Stevens into...