Word: pucks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...through the second period the icemen finally broke the B.C. defense. After taking five stiches for a cut caused by a flying puck in the first period, Bob Havern spearheaded the Crimson drive with an assist from Don Olson. Leif Rosenberg, one of the team's hopefuls who was forced by the B.C. defense to carry with assists by Tom Paul and Bill Holmes. B.C. slammed in a goal at 15:42; but Harvard reasserted itself at 15:51 with a goal by Holmes assisted by Rosenberg...
Then, in the key play for Harvard, Chip Otness scooped up the puck at his own blue line, skated the length of the ice, and, after pulling Burns over to one side, fed Ware with a perfectly timed pass which Ware slid in on the left hand side...
...DeMichele scored his second goal on a picture play to tie up the game at 7-7. Steve Owen recovered the puck in Harvard territory and passed it along the boards to center Joe Cavanagh. Cavanagh skated the puck into the zone and then passed it behind his back to DeMichele as he was being checked. DeMichele beat Burns cleanly on his shot...
Turco ended the scoring with his deciding goal, but he also had begun it in the first period--with a goal for Brown. While attempting to clear the puck, he hit a Crimson defenseman in front of the cage. The puck deflected off him and bounced into the net past a stunned Bruce Durno...
...Harvard offense finally came to life in a third period which was marked by several penalties and generally rough play. Sophomore forward Joe Cavanagh produced the first goal at 5:56 with B.U. shorthanded two men. He picked up the puck at the Harvard end and skated around two B.U. defensemen to dribble the puck in past McCann. A Terrier goal at 7:42 on a centering pass from Bruce Hatton to Wayne Gowing tied the score...