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The Harvard freshmen outclassed their Eli counterparts, 8-1, scoring four goals in each half before allowing Yale its lone consolation tally.
Gomez and Bogovich kept up their incredibly high and even scoring pace by registering a hat trick each. Inside Dick Nesto and right wing Jim Hivnor added the other Crimson tallies.
The Yardling booters of Dana Getchell finished the season with a 9-0-1 record, spotted only by a tie at the University of Connecticut. Yale closed at 4-6.
Seamus Malin's never-beaten JV squad received a scare when Bill Phinney and John Metzger's first-quarter tallies were quickly equalled by Yale in the same period. But goalie Jay Breese blanked the Elis in the second half while Jim Chapman, Phinney, and Nick Hallett tallied for Harvard.
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