Word: tourneys
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...should rate a slight favorite in the 8 p.m. contest on the strength of its 3-1 victory over the varsity in last week's Bean Pot tourney. But coach Cooney Welland's icemen have beaten better teams than Boston (Colorado for one) and will be strengthened by the return of high-scoring Billy Lamarche to the line...
...Wood with a constant array of shots at the Boston Garden last night to down the Crimson 3-1 and regain the Bean Pot lost to Harvard a year ago. Injuries, penalties, and incredibly sloppy hockey in the final period thwarted the varsity's hopes for a second straight tourney win and their fifth Bean Pot crown in 11 years...
...highly favored, but uninspired, varsity hockey team came within a minute and forty seconds of losing to lowly Northeastern and bowing out in the opening round of the Bean Pot Tourney last night. The Crimson needed a last minute desperation goal by Ike Ikauniks and a sudden-death play-off tally by Bruce Thomas to top the Huskies 4-3 at the Boston Garden...
...victory enabled the Crimson to regain first place in the Ivy League and gave coach Cooney Weiland a chance to re-shuffle his front lines before the opening round the Bean Pot Tourney at the Boston Garden tonight...
After the tourney, at the Harvard Club of New York, Chapman called Niederhoffer potentially the greatest squash player ever to come from Harvard, which has contributed a sizeable number of national champions. And Ufford said that the last five points in Niederhoffer's final match against Conlon were "the best squash I've ever seen...