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With the Catamounts ahead, 3-1, Burke skated into the UVM zone and set for a slapshot to the left of Vermont goalie Mike Millham. Millham had the angle played perfectly. In fact, everyone in Gutterson Field House knew Millham had the angle...
...Crimson's shooting was no better, as Harvard nailed only 37 percent of its shots from the field. Turnarounds in the lane missed the basket, shots had no rotation and three-pointers failed to reach the basket. At least Harvard--entering the game shooting only 64 percent from the foul line--nailed a respectable 69 percent of its freebies last night...
Rullman responded last week, shooting 82 percent from the field in the Crimson's 2-1 performance against Brandeis, Holy Cross and Central Connecticut. The Ivy League was quick to recognize the 6-ft, 6-in. forward, honoring Rullman as the first Ivy League Rookie of the Week for the 1989-'90 season...
Excuse Me, That's Mine: Harvard outrebounded CCSU, 58-34, and grabbed more offensive boards (24) than CCSU had defensive rebounds (22). Harvard forced 25 CCSU turnovers, including 18 steals. All this added up to the Crimson shooting 22 more shots from the field...
Since those heady days, a battle-weary Pickens has abandoned the U.S. takeover field and gone hunting in Japan. But he has been stymied in a drive to win four seats on the board of Koito Manufacturing, a Tokyo auto-parts maker in which he controls a 20% share. Pickens says Koito has hired Wall Street consultants to advise the company on how to keep him at bay. Meanwhile, a federal appeals court in Philadelphia last August reinstated a class-action suit that Phillips Petroleum shareholders brought against Pickens in 1984. The plaintiffs claim that the value of their stock...