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Goalie John Devin, too, is gone, leaving the netminding chores to a trio of youngsters...
Harvard enters the weekend with a trio of goalies on its roster--sophomore Mike Francis (.887 save pct., 2.59 g.a.a.), freshmen Chuckie Hughes and Allain Roy. Cleary has yet to determine the starter and said that he might rotate the goalies throughout the season...
...scientists and local oil-company personnel had acted as Pied Pipers, coaxing the exhausted leviathans toward an open lead in the ice pack, while Eskimos, many of them whalers, sawed breathing holes in the 6-in.-thick ice. The effort had its setbacks. The third member of the original trio vanished under the ice and was presumed dead. It took two days to lure Putu and Siku around a shoal. And a "hoverbarge" being towed from Prudhoe Bay bogged down and got stuck...
Receivers: Three players (Don Gajewski, Neil Phillips and Hinz) have more than 20 catches this year, the first time a Harvard trio has gone over the 20-catch mark since 1980. Unfortunately, Hinz will be on the bench today. But Phillips, the Crimson's eighth all-time leading receiver, and Gajewski, Harvard's number 10 on the all-time pass-catching list, are fine threats...
...unlikely, uneasy army of scientists, whale-hunting Eskimos, oil company officials and environmental activists mustered in frigid Point Barrow, Alaska, the northernmost point in the United States, to organize a $1 million rescue effort. Biologists nicknamed the trio of young whales Bonnet, Crossbeak and Bone. By week's end the whales had competing Eskimo names -- Putu, Siku and Kanik, or Ice Hole, Ice and Snowflake. They also had the good wishes of President Reagan, who called to tell rescue workers that our "hearts are with you and our prayers are also with you." The media frenzy prompted a bewildered...