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...Murray Campbell Cohasset, Mass...
...Murray's superb individual effort, which culminated with the rightwinger barreling into the net just after flicking the puck over Catamount goalie Sylvian Turcotte, fired up the Crimson just eight seconds into period three. Freshman Fusco followed with a blast from the point which caught the net above Turcotte's shoulder, and Bob McDonald short-hopped home a Fusco rebound to make...
...resulted in numerous opportunities in the Brown zone--and, as a by-product, exposed Lau to fast breaks in the other direction and 34 shots on the day. Harvard's attack was spread evenly among the top three lines--Turner, Mike Watson and Greg Olson, Greg Britz, Burke and Murray, Connors, McDonald and Derek Malmquist--as 11 players contributed a point or more...
There were some bright spots to remember from the trip, but most of them occurred off the ice. When play was on, Fusco (three goals) and Tom Murray (two goals and an assist) led Crimson scorers out west with three points apiece...
...DIED. Murray Gurfein, 72, federal judge who rejected the Nixon Administration's 1971 suit to block the New York Times's publication of the Pentagon papers; of a heart attack; in New York City. An affable, erudite New Yorker, Gurfein graduated from Harvard Law School in 1930 and became a chief aide to Thomas E. Dewey, then special state rackets prosecutor, later New York's Governor. He served as one of the prosecutors at the 1946 Nuremberg war crimes trials, practiced law privately for 25 years, and was nominated by President Nixon as a judge...