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2387:1975 deaths
2382:1899 births
2338:Jimmy Vesey
2326:Scott Fusco
2251:ECAC Hockey
2002:Bill Cleary
1985:Grant Blair
1965:Scott Fusco
1895:ECAC Hockey
1885:(1919–1926)
1879:(1912–1917)
1873:(1901–1911)
1174:(1999–2004)
1160:Bill Cleary
1091:(1978–1979)
1085:(1956–1978)
1070:(1904–1911)
1064:(1897–1904)
759:(1926–1927)
756:Independent
680:(1924–1926)
658:Postseason
652:Conference
365:He died of
287:World War I
2376:Categories
2320:Mark Fusco
1939:Love Story
1178:Ted Donato
1148:John Chase
965:August 18,
866:References
377:Statistics
332:alma mater
94:1899-04-19
1987:(72 Wins)
1905:Rivalries
1730:1999–2000
1209:1899–1900
1168:(1990–99)
1162:(1971–90)
1156:(1950–71)
1144:(1938–42)
1138:(1927–38)
1132:(1924–27)
1126:(1919–23)
939:April 13,
883:USCHO.com
655:Standing
373:in 1975.
344:Princeton
195:1924–1927
174:1922–1923
164:1921–1922
154:1918–1921
1180:(2004– )
1112:no coach
913:April 9,
788:Harvard:
734:Harvard:
649:Overall
401:Playoffs
1933:Beanpot
1912:Cornell
1855:2024–25
1850:2023–24
1845:2022–23
1840:2021–22
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1463:1946–47
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1373:1928–29
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1355:1925–26
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1344:1923–24
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1308:1916–17
1302:1915–16
1296:1914–15
1291:1913–14
1285:1912–13
1279:1911–12
1274:1910–11
1269:1909–10
1263:1908–09
1257:1907–08
1252:1906–07
1246:1905–06
1239:1904–05
1232:1903–04
1225:1902–03
1219:1901–02
1214:1900–01
1204:1898–99
1199:1897–98
1190:Seasons
1105:Coaches
771:Harvard
766:1926–27
715:Harvard
710:1925–26
692:Harvard
687:1924–25
643:Season
553:Harvard
549:1920–21
510:Harvard
506:1919–20
464:Harvard
459:1918–19
415:League
263:Harvard
214:Overall
199:Harvard
158:Harvard
41:Please
2340:(2016)
2334:(1989)
2328:(1986)
2322:(1983)
1969:Points
1055:Venues
806:25–8–2
802:Total:
738:16–7–0
408:Season
367:cancer
328:Boston
317:Ottawa
283:Europe
269:Career
125:Boston
101:Boston
1979:Goals
1977:(111
1967:(240
792:9–1–2
775:9–1–2
741:6–2–0
722:4–0–0
719:8–3–0
699:2–2–0
696:8–4–0
646:Team
556:NCAA
513:NCAA
2300:2017
2295:2015
2290:2006
2285:2004
2280:2002
2275:1994
2270:1987
2265:1983
2260:1971
2255:1963
2235:2023
2230:2017
2225:2016
2220:2015
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2185:1993
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2160:1985
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2150:1982
2145:1975
2140:1974
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2130:1969
2125:1958
2120:1957
2115:1955
2099:2017
2094:1994
2089:1989
2084:1987
2079:1986
2074:1983
2069:1975
2064:1974
2059:1971
2054:1969
2049:1958
2044:1957
2039:1955
2023:1989
1917:Yale
993:2020
967:2020
941:2020
915:2020
890:2020
469:NCAA
453:PIM
412:Team
304:Yale
296:1919
115:Died
88:Born
2004:(4)
725:1st
702:2nd
450:Pts
437:PIM
432:Pts
369:at
340:MIT
133:USA
109:USA
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