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Buzz Schneider

American hockey player
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  • Lake Placid 1980 Winter Olympic Games
    Miracle on Ice
    / After a near-loss, the Americans run the table

    goalie Jim Craig, and American Buzz Schneider tying it with a high shot. The Soviets took a 2–1 lead on a Sergei Makarov goal, but Mark Johnson’s last-second goal of the opening period sent the teams into the first intermission tied at 2 goals each. In a surprise move, the…

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    goalie Jim Craig, and American Buzz Schneider tying it with a high shot. The Soviets took a 2–1 lead on a Sergei Makarov goal, but Mark Johnson’s last-second goal of the opening period sent the teams into the first intermission tied at 2 goals each. In a surprise move, the…

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