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Although the departure of Cornell's Ned Harkness from the collegiate coaching brotherhood last week was a delightful occurrence for those who have always liked to remember Eastern hockey as it used to be, there is an excellent chance that his influence at Cornell will become more pervasive, if less direct, than it has been...
...Schaaf, previously undefeated, had his streak rudely broken by both of his opponents. He lost to Penn's Ned Lord, 6 and 4, and to Lion John Dawson...
Cornell also has the advantage of a strong training program in the fall. Ned Harkness, who used to coach lacrosse there, resigned that post in order to concentrate on his hockey responsibilities, and was therefore able to assist in last fall's program without violating Ivy League rules...
...addition, after Harvard lost to Cornell, 9-3, last month, there was no practice for the varsity on the following Monday. But after Cornell only defeated Dartmouth by a goal at Hanover, Big Red coach Ned Harkness had his squad on the ice for five hours the next practice. Cornell won the rematch, 14-0. This is one reason why the Big Red is going to the nationals, and Harvard is staying home...
...with his team shorthanded. Lodboa stole the puck from two Harvard players and scored on a breakaway. And at 18:12, seconds after the penalty had expired, Big Red center John Hughes grabbed an errant clearing pass at mid-ice, and tallied on still another breakaway. Ned Harkness. grinning broadly, sent out his fourth line. It scored 58 seconds later, and after two periods, it was 8-2. Bruce Durno had had only to make six saves. Two were on breakaways...