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...early January, Harvard fell to the Catamounts in Burlington, Vt., on an overtime goal by Scott ("Duke") Stump. Last night at Bright Center, Stump scored to give the Catamounts a one-goal lead, which they then expanded and hung on to for a 3-2 victory before 2853 spectators...
Vermont, which beat the Crimson, 4-3, in Burlington, Vt., January 3 skated side-by-side with the speedy Crimson, and got the breaks when it needed them. Stump's goal at 9:54 of the final period came off a pretty passing sequence, but Ducolon was sitting right in front of a rebound which came off the pads of goalie John Devin (29 saves...
...goal last night put UVM ahead, 2-1. The Cats never looked back and took a 3-2 decision. The victory gave UVM its first win in Cambridge since the 1979-80 season. His overtime goal in Burlington, Vt., January 3 led the Cats to a 4-3 victory over the Crimson...
...historical-architecture buffs had to prowl in the rubbish of demolition companies to rescue radiators and doors to gentrify their old buildings. But Israel, 40, founder and president of a neat little business called the Great American Salvage Co., has made junk sorting obsolete. His firm, based in Montpelier, Vt., scouts the Eastern states for grand old homes, hotels, theaters and churches that are being modernized or are coming down completely. After negotiating a salvage contract with the buildings' owners, his band of gung-ho reclamation experts carefully removes architectural details. These are spiffed up and sold -- primarily to post...
...Great American Salvage Co. In 1970 Israel, the son of a Manhattan attorney, left law school for flower power in Woodstock, N.Y. There he learned alternative life-styles, the necessity of making a living, and carpentry. He later settled on a hardscrabble cow farm in East Corinth, Vt., to raise what he calls "organic beef." But he could never pilot his vintage motorcycle past a pile of old junk without stopping. "I'd always been a collector," he says, "but never had enough money to collect the stuff everybody else was collecting. Nobody else wanted salvage then. This stuff...