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Minnesota was playing its usual tough game, but Harvard was responding with good stickwork. Seconds later, Harry Reynolds brought the puck in on the right wing and was piled into the boards just as he got it off to Jay Riley in back of the net. Riley put the puck out to Tom Paul in front of Erickson, and Paul beat him easily...
Inevitably, the second period followed, and a seemingly overconfident Harvard team had lost its edge. Within three minutes Riley and Doug Elliott drew penalties, and the Crimson was at a two-man disadvantage. Outstanding penalty-killing by Joe Cavanagh, Dave Jones, and Andy Burnes held Minnesota scoreless, however...
...scoring was confined to the first two lines, but the credit is not. The forechecking of Harvard's third line of Tommy Paul, Jay Riley, and Harry Reynolds kept the pressure on the Clarkson defense and proved crucial to Harvard's success in the tournament...
Offensively, Harvard was a three, not a two, line team last night. Third liners Tommy Paul, Jay Riley, and Harry Reynolds fore-checked extremely well and produced a goal. The second line played its usual close-checking game, digging in the corners and scoring as well. And the first line played both ways last night, back-checking with unusual tenacity to tie up the fast-breaking B.U. forwards that ruined the Crimson in the Beanpot...
Harvard upped its lead to 2-0 before the period ended as Billy Corkery and Bob McManama duplicated the Hynes-from-Cavanagh play at 15:21. The Crimson did not let up in the second period, scoring on Jay. Riley's solo rush and deflected thirty-foot wrist shot...