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Michigan Tech lost to Ivy League and ECAC champion Cornell, 4-3, in overtime last night in the semifinal round in one of the biggest upsets of the year...
...Harvard fencing team will compete in the ECAC Championships this weekend at N.Y.U., with Ron Winfield and Larry Cetrulo likely to be among the winners for the Crimson...
...comparison between the ECAC and the WCHA shows how superior the Western teams are. Minnesota (Duluth) was the only western squad to play a number of eastern teams. It last to Cornell, 2-1, in double overtime; split with B.U., defeating the Terriers, 5-2, and losing, 10-4; and downed Colgate, 7-5. Minnesota's season record...
...Crimson--though undeniably the underdog in the tournament--does have a chance against the giants of the West. Its narrow loss to Cornell in the ECAC finals Saturday proved its potential, and Harvard almost upset the Big Red without the services of four top players--Terry Flaman, George McManama, Chris Gurry, and Joe Cavanagh...
Cornell's Ken Dryden was unbeatable in the ECAC finals, and he managed to blank Harvard's explosive line. Surprisingly, the second line of Jack Turco, Chip Otness, and Dwight Ware--the team's lowest scoring regular forwards--picked up the slack by teaming for Harvard's two scores. This line does not have the stickhandling finesse of the other two trios, but its scrappy forechecking style may upset Denver's powerful offense...