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...best players get tired killing the penalties,” Donato said. “There are times when penalties are necessary to save goals, but these were not good penalties.”Unsurprisingly, power plays made the difference, and the Harvard penalty kill played a key supporting role to Richter’s standout performance. While Princeton outshot the Crimson 35-21 on the night, Harvard killed seven of the Tigers’ eight 5-on-4 chances.With the Crimson’s Jon Pelle and Jimmy Fraser in the box, Princeton finally broke through...
...Taylor said.Despite early scuffling that led to matching penalties on sophomore Doug Rogers and Quinnipiac’s Chris Myers for roughing, the Crimson (11-11-3, 9-7-2 ECAC) kept its cool and turned the Bobcats’ (17-9-4, 9-5-4 ECAC) frustration into key scoring chances.Harvard benefited from six power-play opportunities, including three in the first period, and although it could only convert on one, it set the tone early for a dominant performance. The crucial penalty came at 10:50 in the first period, when Quinnipiac’s Dan Travis drew...
...scored seven points during a 14-4 Columbia run over four minutes in the second half that erased a nine-point Crimson lead. After pulling down a rebound on the defensive glass, Baumann ran the length of the floor and buried a three from the top of the key to give Columbia a 47-46 lead with 11:41 to go—its first in over 13 minutes...
...right and zealous left, with only the unproven Alliance trying to hold the center. The Labor Party's campaign manifesto called for pulling Britain out of the European Community, unilaterally banishing nucle ar weapons from British soil, launching a $17 billion job-creation program and nationalizing a clutch of key industries. The Conservative manifesto, on the other hand, pledged to do the opposite on just about every issue. Aside from staying in the European Community and keeping the missiles, the Tories vowed that they would not resort to inflationary spending to stimulate the economy and promised to return already nationalized...
...senior Western European leader and the one with perhaps the best ties to the U.S., Thatcher feels she can be of great help. For example, it was the Prime Minister who suggested at last month's Williamsburg, Va., summit meeting that the leaders of the world's seven key industrial nations en-agreement is reached with the Soviets by the end of the year...