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...should like to reply to John Archibald's letter in Friday's CRIMSON concerning his difficulty in purchasing tickets for the ECAC tournament hockey games. While I am currently employed in one office of the HAA, I am still a student. Since I am reasonably familiar with both sides of the picture, perhaps I may give Mr. Archibald some satisfaction...
Today, I went to get a ticket for the ECAC hockey games. There was no notice of the ticket sale anywhere except on the door. It had been put up there only that morning. They were to go on sale at 3 p.m., but the line began forming at 1:30 p.m. By the time the windows opened the number in line far exceeded the meagre supply the HAA had for us. At 2 p.m. a woman showed up and said that she had just called the office and they had said come at 2 p.m. She knocked...
Still vibrating from the tension of last Tuesday's 2-1 victory over Army, the varsity hockey team takes on St. Lawrence tonight at the Arena in the semifinals of the ECAC tournament. The Crimson will play at 9 p.m., after the Clarkson-Colby contest...
Seemingly, the varsity is better off facing the Larries than it would be going up against any of the other remaining sextets. St. Lawrence has by far the poorest record of the semifinalists, and its win total is padded by victories over weak non-ECAC rivals. The team's only real star is goalie Rich Broadbelt, who registered 31 saves against the varsity in December...
...first annual ECAC hockey tournament begins tonight at four scattered points around the East. The injury-riddled varsity hockey team, seeded second, will face seventh-ranked Army at 8 p.m. in Watson Rink. Coach Cooney Crimson sextet has a 20-4 record; Jack Riley's Cadets stand...