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...last night's disintegration of the Tigers, freshman center Scott Fusco led the charge with his second hat trick of the season, running his team-leading goal total to 15 Bobby Starbuck and Greg Chalmers added two goals apiece for the Crimson, while Wade Lau turned aside 21 Tiger shots in recording the second shutout of his Harvard career and the first during a regular season game. Lau shut out Boston College in last year's Beanpot final...
...reset was rather academic. A Ken Code slapshot deflected off a tangle-comprised of Crimson forward Jim Turner and Tiger defensemen Rob Sheuer and past a bewildered Dennis. Turner got the credit for the goal, at 9:22, and Harvard closed out the first period with a 2-0 lead...
Against Princeton, a day earlier., McLaughlin had bellowed at his troops to step lively, fearing that the famed slow-motion Tiger offense would once again lull a determined Harvard squad into submission...
...Tiger's quickness--especially that of Delhagen--was also responsible for the Crimson's woes. Throughout the second half. Princeton players were able to slip behind the defense underneath the basket for easy two-pointers while the Harvard team looked on helplessly. "Quickness underneath hurt us," coach Carol Kleinfelder said...
...made running shoes to grab a big share of the U.S. market, just as Nikon cameras were beginning to do in the field of photography? Two years after Knight's graduation in 1962, he and Bowerman went into partnership. They put up $500 each for 300 pairs of Tiger running shoes made by Onitsuka of Japan and stored them in Knight's father's basement. At first they sold them only in Western states, but they soon went national...