But just as the momentum began to shift. Egasti won another key face-off, and Faught scored his second goal to puncture Penn's balloon.

"They gave up after that," recounted Pink, adding, "Their defense completely collapsed in the last period." Martin and Faught led the Crimson scoring jamboree of nine unanswered goals, with lots of help from sophomore standout Pete Predun, who notched four assists despite the fact that the All-American DelGiorno was keying on him all night.

"This was the first time we played like we really can play," Faught said, echoing the sentiments of a whole squad eager to show it was of the same caliber as Cornell, Penn, Hopkins and some of the other heavyweights on its schedule.

The Crimson's next test will be Saturday against arch-rival Brown. Scoring Summary   Goals  Assists  Points Steven Martin  5  4  9 Mike Faught  5  1  6 Pete Predun  0  4  4 Hank Leopold  1  1  2 Jim Ossyra  2  0  2 Bill Forbush  2  0  2 Jamie Egasti  1  0  1 Christ Doherty  1  0  1 Frank Prezioso  0  1  1

Score by periods:  1  2  3  4 Harvard  1  4  6  6  17 Pennsylvania  1  1  2  0  4

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First (H)--16

Baila (P)--10