Word: behind
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...about the relations that we encourage, but the particular arrangements are not for us to decide. All that the CRIMSON wishes to emphasize is that we have the extraordinary advantage of a first-class opera in Boston, and that in some way the University must assume its true position behind it, in order that the students and professors be enabled to enjoy it, for our own good, and for the good of the opera...
...play. There was still lack of team-play which individual speed and alertness made up for. The entire second team was substituted toward the end of the half but did not have time to get together. The most sensational play was made by Blackall, who took the puck from behind his goal and caged it unassisted after a brilliant dash...
...only pass a pleasant evening, but should learn a great deal in the most pleasant and relaxed way. Perhaps, most important of all, we could see the professors in a different light. It is very unfortunate if the student knows his teacher only as the impersonal and trained man behind the desk, but such is often the case. There are many ways of trying to bring new relations between teacher and taught, but it seems to us that one of the most effective, and certainly one of the most natural and easy, is to induce members of the Faculty...
...continuously, he kept with the puck throughout the game, and was always where he was most needed. Time and again the McGill forward combination, when they had made a start down the ice were broken up by his body checking and stick-work as he came up from behind; and he often blocked off the dashes of Rankin, the heavy McGill coverpoint. In addition to his defensive work, Huntington scored two out of the three goals. About half way through the first half, after the forwards had carried the puck down the ice, he caged the first goal with...
...showed marked improvement in taking the puck out of the corners and the following back by the centre men was good although the wings were slow in this respect. Palmer who played in Sortwell's place at left wing was inclined to be either just ahead of, or just behind the play, but in the second half showed better judgement and more dash. Huntington displayed his usual excellent all-round form, being the mainstay of the attack and aiding the defence materially. Duncan also played a strong game working particularly well with Huntington in taking the puck down the rink...