Word: attacked
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...striving for the same worthy end, but one seeks to accomplish it by the destruction of some positive goods, in order to prevent the possibility of indirect evils--in short, the end justifies the means--,whereas the other wishes to uphold positive good and destroy evil by a direct attack at its root, that is, individual abuse of a legitimate right. "Does the house-wife," argues the conservative, "cease to give bread to her children because some of them have at times made themselves sick by over-eating? No, she keeps a careful watch over the children to see that...
...certainly superior to that of any team in the league. Against Princeton Yale will be in much the same position as the University team was, relying first of all on defensive play. Its defence, however, does not appear to be as strong as the University team's, while its attack seems stronger. The only other team which has been in the running, Columbia, has lost its place through its defeat, on Monday, at the hands of Princeton. Cornell and Dartmouth neither of whom have won a game will probably finish in the last two places. This does not mean, however...
...half of the Princeton game, and improvement in it is more needed than in any other department of the game. In the work of carrying the puck down the ice, Willetts aided the forwards materially, and the whole defence played their usual strong game in breaking up the opposing attack...
...passing of the University forwards was somewhat improved and they shot well, but a tendency toward offside play was still very evident. Although they were not much superior to the B. A. A. men on the attack, they found the opposing defence rather easy to pass, and thus were able to score five times to their opponents' once...
...conspicuous in his sprints down the ice, one of which made the second score possible. Gardner at goal proved himself the equal of Kalbfleisch, and the three shots he missed were practically impossible to stop. The outer defence, Blackall and Willetts, did excellent work in breaking up Princeton's attack and were of material aid in feeding the puck to the forwards. The same fault may be found with the offence that has been found with the offence that has been found wanting all season--it lacks that knack of snapping in rebounds that was so noticeable last year...