Word: welches
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Solid Crimson defensive checking, particularly by John Daly and little Bob Coleman, kept the Terrier forwards honest most of the time. Welch had to make just one save during the three Crimson penalties...
...defenses dominated the regulation 60 minutes, as Welch made 19 saves and Ferreria, 15. The Terriers' back-checking was particularly devastating, and the B.U. linemen pitched in by surrounding their net whenever Harvard managed to penetrate Terrier territory...
Toward the end of the second period, two great saves by Welch on shots by Terriers Mike Sobeski and Dennis O'Connell thwarted the first good scoring opportunities that either team...
...little. At the six minute mark, Terrier Shaun Quinlan tipped a defenseman's shot over the Crimson cage, and then missed the net from ten feet away. Minutes later, with Harvard's Daly in the penalty box, B.U.'s Sobeski misfired from the corner of the Crimson net with Welch out of position...
...Harvard wouldn't give up. With about five minutes left, Gordie Price slid the puck into the Terrier crease behind Ferreria, only to have it knocked away by a B.U. defenseman. Regulation time ended as Welch made a fine stop on a screened shot by McLachian...