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■ 1966-67 ARMY HOCKEY TEAM— Front Row: Dick Newell (goalie) John Boretti (defense), Kenny Smith (forward), captain Parker Ander- son (defense), John Avard (defense), Alan Olson (forward), Jim Cowart (goalie). Second Row: Officer Representative Lt. Col. Edward Crowley, Pat O ' Keefe (forward), Tony Curran (forward), John Ahlbrecht (forward), Mike Palone (forward), Dave Merhar (forward), Ed Cutting (forward), coach Jack Riley. Third Row: George Charest (forward), Don Darmody (defense), Bob Casey (defense), Terry Kennedy (defense), Stott Carleton (forward), Ned Doyle (forward), manager Andy Nusbaum. Xlrmy ' s skaters posted another winning record this year. Although they played many games in the role of the underdog, Coach Riley ' s puck pushers showed how little such a position bothers an Army team. Finishing a good season properly, the Black Knights served as hosts to the Redmen from RMC. With apologies to Emily Post, they turned right around and handed their guests a 9-1 routing. Graduating stalwarts include such familiar names as Jim Cowart, Kenny Smith, and Captain Brick Anderson, who re- ceived fire support from Mike Palone, Tony Curran, and Dave Merhar whose frequent tallies established a sophomore scoring record. Also packing that necessary punch for clutch victories were Ed Cutting and John Ahlbrecht. With these men it ' s no wonder that the action was hot in the icebox on the hill. Determined to avenge an 8-3 loss the year before, the Cadets started out on the right foot from the beginning of the game, and went all the way to an impressive 9-1 score. In that game Dave Merhar ' s 2 goals and 1 assists, Ed Cuttings 3 goals and 3 assists, and Tony Curran ' s 1 goal and 3 assists, led the team ' s offensive unit. But all would have been lost had it not been for the puck stealing and rampaging of Jim Cowart and Brick Anderson. Every- one at Smith Rink wanted to see the Cadets victorious, and they saw them do a good job of getting that victory. HOCKEY WON 15 LOST 11 Army . 5 Op P 1 3 2 2 5 9 AIC 6 RPI 6 7 Ohio u. . : 14 Minnesota N Dakota 1 3 12 7 Minn at Duluth . . 2 10 Wisconsin 1 Massachusetts .... 17 2 Providence Pennsylvania .... Dartmouth 5 14 4 1 6 Yale 3 4 Colby 4 6 6 2 1 5 1 2 12 4 5 2 3 New Hampshire . . 4 3 Northeastern 4 2 9 7 RMC 9 1
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