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Sophomore Charlie Flynn will be in the goal behind defensemen Jeff Coolidge and Ed Mrkonich...
...little Bobby Babine, the Eagles swarmed over Charlie Flynn and the Crimson net all evening. With Flynn putting on a brilliant performance in the nets, especially in the second and third periods, and Coolidge and Mrkonich body-checking furiously, Cooney Weiland's sextet managed to ward off the Eagles most of the evening. But inability to clear the puck and momentary defensive lapses enabled B.C. to build up a three goal first period lead, then coast for the remainder of the contest...
...Flynn came way out to grab defenseman Bob Siblo's bounder at 8:00 of the first period only to have the puck dribble past him into the net. Less than two minutes later, Frank Quinn scored his first of three on an assist from defenseman Cisternelli. Twice more within the next four minutes the light flashed red behind the Crimson net, but both scores were recalled for rule infractions. On the first, Billy Maguire was off-sides, and on the second three B.C. players had been crowded in the cease. Cisternelli set up the third Eagel Goal...
...suffer the defeat with parched lips as the ABC in its announced crackdown closed all beer stands in the Garden.ED MRKONICH (2) of the varsity breaking of a Boston College play in front of the Crimson's net last night. Also in the picture is goalie CHARLIE FLYNN. Boston College defeated the Crimson for the third time this season...
...News's President and General Manager F. M. (for Francis Marion) Flynn acknowledged that there was trouble.* To the News staff and others he reported that the "decline is a major reason for concern." With every price increase in the paper (from 2? to 3? to 4?), circulation has fallen off, and increasing costs have tended to catch up with income, thus cutting the News's fat profits. The eleven-day Manhattan newspaper strike also cost the paper well over $1,000,000 in ads and lost the News readers it never regained. But if the News...