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Article: HARVARD HERO? SON OF A GUN CAVANAGH INHERITS THE SCORING TOUCH
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- March 20, 2002
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The goal came out of nowhere. A sliver of daylight. Two quick
steps into open ice. A few inches of untended space. An overtime
victory that kept the Harvard men's hockey team playing in March.
If you wait long enough at the nation's oldest college, the legacy
eventually kicks in. Three decades later, a man named Cavanagh
wearing No. 9 steps up - again - and the Crimson go on to win an ECAC
title and proceed to the NCAA tournament, this time against Maine at
high noon Saturday in Worcester.
The Cavanaghs play down the like-father-like-son comparisons, even
though they're inevitable, inescapable.
"I never thought of it in that way," said father Joe, who was in
the stands in Lake Placid, N.Y., ...
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