Word: attacked
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...second half, Doty replaced Willetts at point and Wanamaker went in for Phillips, whose injured hand was beginning to weaken. Curtis and Morgan replaced the two wings. In face of the new energy thrown against them, the Princeton team played safe, and succeeded in keeping the University attack at bay. The only score was made by MacColl, who received the puck from Baker after the latter had again pierced the University defence...
...Freshman attack started off in whirlwind fashion, scoring three goals in the first few minutes of play. Captain Murray then scored Yale's only point on a hard shot past Wylde. From then on the Yale freshmen were almost continually on the defensive, the sterling work of Morgan at point successfully checking their occasional attack. At the end of the first period the 1917 team had the game well in hand, and the play slowed down considerably during the second half...
...series at the St. Nicholas Rink, New York, this evening at 8.15 o'clock. Against the individual skill of Princeton's remarkable forwards, Baker, Kilner, and Kuhn, the University will present an equally efficient defence in Willetts and Claflin, supported by Carnochan, an exceptionally good goal. On the attack, Harvard's strength lies in a well-balanced forward line, fast and aggressive, with marked ability at passing and shooting...
...University hockey team defeated the B. A. A. 3 to 0 in a fast ten-minute scrimage at the Arena yesterday. There was a marked improvement in the teamwork over the ragged play that has characterized the former scrimmages this week. The attack of the forwards was fast and aggressive, their passes generally well directed, and their shots hard and well-aimed. Notwithstanding the superior weight of the B. A. A. forwards, the University defence generally succeeded in breaking up their formation, and in passing the puck back to their own wings...
...which followed, the Freshmen were defeated by the B. A. A., 2 to 0. The teams, however, were not unevenly matched. The Freshman offence was fast and aggressive. Townsend at left wing made several good shots. In defensive work the Freshmen generally succeeded in breaking the B. A. A. attack. The following men played on the 1917 team: Fisher, r.w.; Baldwin, Bliss, r.c.; Baker, l.c.; Townsend, Rice, l.w.; J. E. P. Morgan, c.p.; Harris, p.; Wylde, Weld...