Word: weres
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The coffee machines ran all day, and in the afternoons two of them were converted to a strange sort of tomato bullion which, however, didn't give you the jumpy feeling that you go after eight cups of coffee. Drinking these wonderful hot liquids was the only way to stay...
Dan DeMichele scored at 7:00 on a power play, however, and Leif Rosenberger added another goal 23 seconds later to rescue the Crimson from immediate danger. But not until there were four minutes remaining in the period, when Harvard unleashed an incredible barrage upon Blue goalie Larry Smith, did...
The Cavanagh-Owen-DeMichele line went on to score six of Harvard's 11 goals, with Cavanagh tallying three, and its cohesion and explosive power were symbolic of an evening during which the Crimson, offensively, could do little wrong.
The primary factors, perhaps, were the Wildcats' overuse of their pressure strategy, which often left Blue defensemen stranded up-ice, and poor goaltending. Against a less powerful offensive attack, the strategy could have been devastating. Against Harvard, it was self destructive.
When they went off the blocks, things didn't look so good. Frink went ahead right away and seemed to be slowly increasing his lead until he was at least two yards in front with only 75 yards to go. Gerhart looked terribly lethargic, and I was understandably angry. "What...