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...opening contest, two freak third period goals by Dartmouth's Rich Ryerson broke a 4-4 tie and enabled the Big Green to squeeze past the seemingly superior Clarkson squad...
...puck hit a cranny in the aging Garden boards and bounded in front of the empty cage where Ryerson picked it up and popped it home to give Dartmouth a 5-4 lead...
...Hanover, N.H., Dartmouth and Clarkson traded first period goals--Rich Ryerson for the Big Green and Kevin Owen for the Golden Knights--and then settled down for a 50-minute waiting game until junior Dennis Murphy ended the suspense and the game, 2-1, in favor of Dartmouth. Clarkson goalie Rick Mills stopped 36 shots on the night, while Dartmouth's Bob Gaudet snared...
Junior center Ross Brownridge tallied first for Dartmouth a scant 1:08 into the game. Brownridge, a second-team all-Ivy performer last season, stole the puck in the Dartmouth zone and, working a give-and-go with wing Rick Ryerson, went down the left wing boards and drove a slap shot by Lau from just inside the blue line...
Died. Edward L. Ryerson, 84, civic-minded chairman of the immense Inland Steel Co. between 1940 and 1953; in Chicago. Though he once claimed to "resent the idea of being introduced or publicly identified as a representative of big business," Ryerson was one of the steel industry's most prominent and articulate spokesmen. After his 1953 retirement from Inland Steel, Ryerson's continuing participation in numerous Chicago community organizations earned him the title "Mr. Welfare...