Here's my unofficial box from tonight's 3-3 overtime tie between Brown and Harv
ard:
 
         Scoring
Brown   0  1  2  0 = 3
Harvard 1  1  1  0 = 3
 
         1st period
         Scoring
2:39  Harvard  Holmes (Ferrari, McCann)
 
         Penalties
10:20  Brown  Kaban  Roughing
10:20  Harvard  Martins  Holding
19:52  Harvard  Martins  Tripping
 
         2nd Period
         Scoring
3:55  Brown  Jones (Fabbro, Whittet)
15:53 (pp) Harvard  Coughlin (Holmes, Gustafson)
 
         Penalties
4:23  Brown  Kaban  Hitting after the whistle
4:23  Harvard  Martins  Hitting after the whistle
5:33  Brown  Thompson  Interference
11:39  Brown  Jardine  Tripping
14:16  Brown  Whittet  Roughing
18:35  Harvard  Kennish  Elbowing
19:56  Brown  Fabbro  Roughing
19:56  Harvard  Baird  Holding
 
        3rd Period
        Scoring
7:26  Brown  Mulhern (Flynn)
8:19  Harvard  Coughlin (Martins)
12:59 (pp) Brown  Mulhern (Fabbro, Jardine)
 
        Penalties
5:22  Brown  Kaban  Delay of Game
5:22  Harvard  Martings  Delay of Game
11:19  Harvard  Swenson  Charging
12:06  Brown  Kaban  Slashing
12:06  Harvard  Lonsinger  Roughing
15:33  Brown  Kaban  Roughing
15:33  Harvard  McCann  Roughing
 
         Overtime
         no scoring
 
         Penalties
4:20  Harvard  Coughlin  Cross Checking
 
 
 
       Shots on Goal
Brown    8  7  12  1 = 28
Harvard  10 14  6  1 = 31
 
       Power Play
Brown: 1 of 4   Harvard: 1 of 3
 
Goalies:  Brown, Finch;  Harvard, Israel
 
Referees:  Gallagher, Taylor   Linesman: Dunn
 
Att: 2800 (est. sellout)
 
 
A few comments before I fall asleep:
Harvard's offense is very impressive, as their passing and puck control gave th
em many more good scoring chances than Brown.  On the other side, Geoff Finch c
ame up with one of his most impressive performances in goal for the Bruins, mak
ing a few miraculous saves.  He also took a beating as a result of Kennish's el
bow (body) in the 2nd period, which had him down for about a minute.  Harvard's
 size allowed them to carry puck into the zone, while Brown tried to rely on th
eir superior speed as they played dump and chase for the majority of the game.
 It was suprising to see Bright sold out, especially when most of the students
are still home for the holidays.  We'll be lucky to see half that many fans at
the Mayor's Cup game this Sunday afternoon between Brown and Providence College
.
 
                                           Ever True,
                                           Phil Johnson '96