Word: cage
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Arena ice Saturday night, and after forty-five minutes of one-way battling there was nothing left but a zero score to show that the New Jersey seven had been on the rink at all. Seven times a Crimson skater rammed the puck past Captain Maxwell, presiding at the cage for the Orange and Black, and only a remarkable display of dexterity and coolness by the visiting goal-tend kept the total from running well into two figures...
...five minutes after the whistle when he snapped Bigelow's pass from behind the goal into the net. Four minutes later Snelling again poked the puck past Maxwell from scrimmage. Bacon closed the scoring in the first period by stabbing a rebound from his own shot into the Princeton cage after a flashing tear down...
...snapped one in from scrimmage a minute later, and repeated when Humphrey passed out from the boards with three minutes left to play. The puck reached him just as he was passing the net a few yards away, and a pretty cross shot lodged in the corner of the cage with not an inch to spare...
Getting the jump on the first play, the Freshmen failed to score after several well-executed passes, and the State five uncorked a fast offense which netted several scores before the victors could cage a shot. The Crimson 1924 men had poor luck at shooting while the New Hampshire Freshmen sunk a volley of shots from all parts of the floor, and led 22-13 after the first period...
Because of the cold weather yesterday all the track squad went inside the cage. The distance and relay runners jogged several laps around and then went in. The only men who did any serious work were the sprinters and hurdlers. The jumping standards were removed and the men had the length of the cage to run. The hurdlers especially came in for hard work. R. S. Whitney '22, who will represent the University at the B. A. A. games showed fine form in both the low and high hurdles. Whitney will have to do some fast running February...