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With Canadian star Gene Kinasewich reinstated in its first time, the varsity hockey team is a good bet to pick up its first Ivy League win against Brown tonight at Watson Rink. The Crimson, showing a much improved form in its last two outings, put on a real display of power against Northeastern this Thursday, crushing the Huskies, 8-1, and they should be in top form for the Bruins...
Harvard, which started the season slowly with a sloppily played loss to St. Nicholas Hockey Club, has been searching for an offensive combination to replace the high scoring group which graduated last June. The return of Gene Kinasewich, who led the team in scoring last season, has given a big boost to the team's hopes, and with Thursday's win it appears that Coach Coonie Wieland has discovered an offensive punch which will balance the team's defensive strength. The defense, led by All-American Dave Johnston, has been superlative all season, leaving goalie Godfrey Wood with a much...
...accepting Harvard's claim, the ECAC has put itself in a very difficult position. There are more than 100 Canadian students playing hockey in ECAC schools; undoubtedly many of them accepted more money than Kinasewich did, and many must have had justifiable extenuating circumstances. The decision to deal with Kinasewich as an isolated phenomenon indicates that the ECAC wishes to consider all subsequent cases this way. If a thorough job were done for each player, this would be impossible...
...NCAA will decide to support growing professionalism in college athletics. Such action would make further participation by the Ivy group in either the ECAC or the NCAA untenable. As the ECAC and the NCAA are currently more permissive than the Ivies on eligibility, and in view of the Kinasewich controversy, it seems reasonable that no matter what other decisions the two groups take, the Ivies should be allowed to decide their own eligibility cases...
...Kinasewich case and the special position of the Ivy League still give the ECAC a chance to clarify the muddle President Kennedy's statement should pave the way to an agreement between the NCAA and the AAU. Hopefully both steps will be taken soon, before the U.S. suffers international embarrassment