In article <[log in to unmask]> [log in to unmask] writes:
>RPI 8 Cornell 2
>
>The Engineers blew Cornell out of Houston with three first period
>goals, two right on top of each other around the 3:00 mark. The RPI
>crowd was so bored that they didn't bother to cheer for most of the
>night, and a good slice of them left before Somebody Tamburro, the
>shortest goaltender in the history of the planet, made what I assume
>was his debut in the waning minutes.
 
Actually, that's Mike Tamburro.  Yes, he is quite short but he has the talent
to become as good if not better than Neil Little (that's almost blasphemous
to write).  And no, this wasn't his debut.  Personally, I don't understand
why Coach Powers left Neil out for so long, but Tamburro finally came in five
minutes into the third.  Tamburro played in the Alabama-Huntsville game as
well as starting against Dartmouth way back in November.  Watch out for this
guy, he could be the goaltender of the year a couple years down the road.
 
>The only good thing about this night (actually, the entire weekend),
>was discovering "Holmes and Watson's", a restaurant/beer-exotica
>hangout in midtown Troy. The Buffalo Blizzard Bock is especially
>good...
 
It is a rather nice place.  And they do stock some original brews! :-)
 
>- Greg
 
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