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Subject: College hockey this week
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Date: Tue, 22-Jan-85 10:26:38 EST
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	This past weekend RPI extended their winning streak to 14 games
with two wins over Michigan (5-2, 5-1).  I didn't get too many scores,
but I do know Clarkson won at least one, BC won two (following the 
mid-week loss to UNH), UNH won two more (more on that coming up), and
Minnesota-Duluth won at least one from Minnesota.  BC coach Len
Ceglarski got his 500th win.  Harvard is idle until the 28th for exams.
The latest poll (hot off the presses this morning) - RPI finally gets a
little more respect (but they should certainly be #2 at least):

	1. Michigan St. (7)
	2. Minnesota-Duluth (3)
	3. RPI
	4. BC
	5. Minnesota
	6. Harvard
	7. Clarkson
	8. North Dakota
	9. Lake Superior
	10. University of New Hampshire !!!!!!!!

Yes, that's right, UNH (fifth place in Hockey East out of seven teams) has
broken into the top 10 with an 11-18 record.  No, that's not a typo or
transmission glitch - they have eleven wins and eighteen losses. 
Amazing!!!  I have to wonder how many people who have not been following
UNH's fortunes this year are now calling their local newspapers about the
obvious typographical error.  As far as I'm concerned, their turnaround is
impressive, but this is pushing it a bit. Well, we'll see how they do come
playoff time.