9 January

1925: Boston University was shutout by Hamilton College in the only game between the two schools. The game, the first of two BU played on an upstate NY trip, was played at Clinton, NY in the 4-year-old Russell Sage Rink. The Buff and Blue held a slight advantage in each period, but only the play of the Hamilton goalies prevented the Scarlet and White from scoring.

1970: Boston University defeated Clarkson, 4-3, in overtime, at Boston Arena. Clarkson scored at 3:19 of first on a powerplay. Mike Hyndman was called for high sticking and the Golden Knights finally made the Terriers pay when John Halme scored 9 seconds before the powerplay expired. BU evened the scored at 1-all when John Danby put the puck past Clarkson goalie Bruce Bullock at 8:45 of the period. BU struck quickly in the second when Larry Davenport scored just 15 seconds into the period to give the Terriers a 2-1 lead. Steve Stirling was called holding at 8:49, but Danby scored shorthanded for his second of the game at 10:21 to give the Terriers a 3-1 led after two.

In the third the Golden Knights out worked the Terriers and Bill O’Flaherty scored as 7:31 to make it a one-goal game. Clarkson tied the game at 3-all with just 3:08 remaining when Jerry Kemp got the puck past Terrier goalie Tim Regan. In overtime Dick Toomey scored unassisted at 3:338 for the game-winner. For the game Reagan made 27 saves for the Terriers and Bullock made 18 saves for the Golden Knights.