Meredith compared Princeton's defensive strategy against Harvard last Friday night with the way the Flames used to defend Dennis Savard's line.

Meredith is now a student at the Business school, where he is reportedly the terror of the intramural hockey league.

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From the Fusoco File, the junior has now tied his own best season with 22 goals and 33 assists for 55 points.

Fuesco, therefore, is tied with himself on the Harvard single season scoring list in the seventh spot. Eight more points will push him into fifth place where he will trail the three Crimson skaters in record 70 or more points in a season Bell Cleary his Cavanaugh and Bob clears (twice).

Bell clears record of point a season appears just out of reach but Fursco could climb as high second.

In the career spring columns the Olympian is now in fifth place with 186 points, trailing only Robert McNamara(151), George Huger (161), Cavanaugh (187, and Bob clears (195).

Fusco stays stays for his senior year he will most certainly become the first Crimson player ever he score more than 200 points.

Fusco will make his decision whether to turn professional after the season ends, when he have a chance to weigh the offer at the Harvard whales.

More immediately, Fusco has more scored a point in 19 straight games five short of the Crimson record of 24 set by Bob Clearly in 1947-58.

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Harvard goalic grand Blan is leading the lvy league an goals against average and in scored in the FOAC in the same category,

Blan also has 14 penalty minutes in the 19 games he's played and 36 career minutes in the bos.

The 36 penalty minutes are an ECAC career record for goals according to ECAC Public Relations Director for Bertagna '73' Bertagna a former Crimson goaler, declared the mark an ECAC record Friday night in the Harvard press bos. Stating"this year if I say it's a record it is."

Blatt is currently sixth on the team in penalty minutes, and would be leading the squad if he had been assessed a 10 minute penalty against Princeton after a fracas with Tiger Allan Gray.