Word: winner
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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When Kukulowicz scored the game winner it was monkey see monkey do, as they say for only someone whose I.Q. was pushing that of the lowest primates could have spoiled Harvard's short lived victory celebration by tossing two choice items at the head of the unsuspecting Eliot the above mentioned wine bottle and beer...
...determine how critical a role KGB intelligence plays when the Politburo decides which rival political faction to back in a regional conflict. But it may have been because of such careful spadework that the Kremlin was able early on to examine Angola's struggle for independence and predict the winner, a nationalist group called the MPLA...
...then Britz was called for interference in his own zone, which led to the tying goal 1:24 later, Sweeney, who later set up the game winner, slid the puck across the crease to an unguarded BlossomCrimsonTimothy W. PlassGREG CHALMERS scores one of his three goals (according to the press box consensus; the officials credited him with two) past B.C.'s BILLY SWITAJ in the Eagles' Beanpot victory last night. The newly-formed line of Chalmers, Greg Britz and Tony Visone almost won it for Harvard, but B.C. struck late in regulation and in overtime to send the Crimson...
Darren Acheson scored what proved to be the game-winner less than two minutes later, capitalizing after Harvard goalie Grant Blair was pulled way out of not on the previous save. And for the rest of the period, the other two Elis instrumental in Harvard's demine, linemates Bob Brooke and Mark Crerar, proceeded to rip apart the Crimson defense...
...team is looking forward to next weekend, when they face Columbia and Boston College at home on Friday, and Cornell on Saturday, with the winner of the Cornell match probably claiming the Ivy League title...