Last night, RPI and Brown played to a 1-1 tie. All scoring in the 2nd
period. RPI's offense and defense were shut down in regulation, as Little
made about 38 saves in the first three periods, 23 of which were in the second.
RPI was lucky for the goaltending, but was unlucky when a clear shot by Hamlin
at the end of OT hit the inside of the far post of the net and bounced out by
, I mean, missing the winning goal by MILLIMETERS. Brown is now 0-19-1 in the
last 20 games played vs. RPI. The unbeaten streak continues.
 
   The above is from what I heard on the radio as I was doing coat check for
the RPI Players' production of Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen, in case
you're interested.
 
    I did not hear Cuthbert's name mentioned in the course of the broadcast.
Is he playing currently? The news in Troy has been covering this for almost a
week now, and no doubt this will be in an upcoming issue of the Poly, RPI's
campus newspaper. The civil suit is for $1,000,000 vs. Mr Cuthbert.
 
    On an entirely different note- To Tony Hejna: the 1991-92 RPI Hockey
Yearbook says that you started the season with the St Louis Blues organization,
yet I see you're on MTS.RPI.EDU and assume you're a grad student. What's up?
 
    Are there any other HOCKEY-L subscribers out there who were college hockey
players and/ or professionals? Let's hear your stories!!
 
-Richard E Vehlow
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PS : My story- 1st hockey game I saw since I was a toddler live was at RPI.
Hooked ever since. However I can barely skate at best so there's no future for
me in the game other than spectator!