Word: brooklyn
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fast game featured by much individual playing the undefeated University hockey team took a 7-2 victory from the Princeton stickmen at the Brooklyn Ice Palace last Saturday night. This game ends a season of seven straight victories for the Crimson septet and gives them the title for the series with Yale and Princeton...
With skates on his feet and a tail that twitches nervously, the Tiger at bay in Brooklyn awaits the attack of the University seven. Well may his tail twitch, too, for the veteran conquerors of the Blue plan to experiment in fancy knot tying with that caudal appendage, and to playfully add one more twist to that which the Bulldog gave it a short time...
Subject to the approval of the University Athletic Committee, the following men won their "H" for the first time by playing in the Yale hockey game at Brooklyn last Saturday: Thomas Morris Avery '21, of New York, N. Y.; Francis McNiel Bacon, 3rd, '21, of New York, N. Y.; Edward Livingston Bigelow '21, of Boston; Alexander Harvey Bright '19, of Cambridge; Roger Williams Buntin '21, of West Newton; Edward Cabot '20, of Milton; Charles Arthur Clark '19, of Milton; Frederic Cameron Church '20, of Lowell, Robert Ellsworth Gross '19, of West Newton; Jabish Holmes, Jr., '21, of New York...
...University hockey seven under the leadership of Captain R. E. Gross '19, brought about an auspicious resumption of formal sports with Yale, on Saturday evening, when they defeated the Blue team at the Brooklyn Ice Palace by the score of 4 to 1. From the first minute of play until the final whistle the superiority of the Crimson septet was very evident...
...University team will practice on the Brooklyn rink this morning to become accustomed to its smaller size...