Word: attacked
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...HARVARD CRIMSON regrets that it made such an unjust attack on the Boston American and withdraws the charges made in that editorial...
...from the University's goal and with a long, quick shot that Wylde barely missed stopping, scored for Cornell. Time, 8 minutes, 27 seconds. The remainder of the half was mostly an exhibition of the sterling defense work of Captain Claflin and Morgan, who repeatedly broke up the visitors' attack and on several occasions all but scored themselves. Toward the last the University showed occasional bursts of team-play, but were unable to score...
...Freshman hockey team held a hard practice at the Arena yesterday afternoon. Teams A and B lined up for a hard 45-minute scrimmage, in which the former had decidedly the best of it, securing 8 goals, to none for the latter. Percy proved the star of the attack, scoring 5 of the 8 tallies...
...letter in Friday's CRIMSON from opponents of national defense has revived in my mind some speculations as to what might not probably but conceivably happen to us. Should the naval power of England collapse,--a most unlikely event--the British Empire would everywhere be exposed to German attack. Among the parts of the empire thus exposed would be Canada. Indeed, if I am not in error, the newspapers have lately attributed to the German Ambassador at Washington certain conjectures as to how the Monroe Doctrine should be interpreted if an attack on Canada should occur. Canada is evidently assailable...
...Freshman defence played exceptionally well, and the forwards presented a concerted attack. The bad condition of the field prevented either team from playing its best game, but the closeness of the score made the match interesting. Cooke and Lockwood did the best work for the Freshman, each scoring one goal. The 1918 team lined up as follows: g., Hollister; l.f.b., Boyden; r.h.b., Norris; c.h.b., Gray; l.h.b., Coit; l.o.f., Lockwood; r.i.f., Hulme; c.f., Whitelaw; l.if., Cooke; r.o.f., Elliot...