Word: botte
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...invulnerable pads. With only half a minute to play Ellison made the best play of the game. The Crimson's captain took the puck on a sweep from behind his own cage, carried it alone down the ice, and scored with a beautiful drive from the boards which fooled Bott, who had replaced Sherman in the Green goal completely...
Eight months ago Lord Apsley, eldest son of the Earl of Bathurst, set out for Australia as an "emigrant" under the alias "George Bott." Last week, returning to England, he vouchsafed the following statement: "I worked on one farm for 20 shillings a week. . . . So far as my experiences went as an emigrant, I am convinced there is no difficulty in getting a job in Australia. A man can start on his own in a comparatively shorter time than in any other part of the world and make a comfortable living. ... No one should go out there with the idea...
HARVARD 1928 EXETER Crawford r.w. l.w. Thomas Chase c. c. Dewing Saltonstall l.w. r.w. O'Donnell Robinson r.d. l.d. Fitts Garrison l.d. r.d. Johnson Morrill g. g. Bott...
...Freshmen got the jump on their opponents. Ten seconds after the puck was thrown into play, Zarakov at center scored from mid-rink: He was followed in a few minutes by Coady who picked the rubber from a scrimmage in front of the goal and drove it past Bott into the Exeter net for the Crimson's second and last tally...
...Exeter 0. Goals, Zarakov, Coady. Time, three 12-minute periods. Referee, Dagnino. Harvard 1927 Exeter Scott, Gross, Vander Horst, l.w. r.w., Crosby Zarakov, Gross, Cabot, c. c., Chase Hamlen, Burnett, Ellison, r.w. l.w., James, Thomas Wylde, Bohlen, l.d. r.d., Foster Coady, r.d. l.d., MacPhail, Higgins Flood, Daly, g. g., Bott...