Word: caging
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...light rain grew to a downpour during the second half, the Princeton attack deluged the varsity cage with eight goals. Most of them were the result of deliberate patterns, and the Crimson was fairly lucky to escape with even that amount of damage...
...attack played together beautifully and the midfields, with four men missing from the first three lines, worked well in front of the cage. At one point, the visitors' defensemen were so well covered while trying to clear the ball that Dub Mallonee was able to steal the ball from the goalie, race in, and hit an empty cage for one of his three goals...
...attack will probably be Jerry Pyle, Nick Lamont and Fran Loewald, with sophomore Andy Leaf also making the trip. Goalie Dick MacKinnon, who was bothered by the slippery cage area in the last minute loss to M.I.T., and Chris Stone will again guard the nets...
...players, rather than firing crisp passes to the midfielders, as they had done against Holy Cross. Bob Shaunessy, in fact, surprised everyone in the final quarter by plowing through most of the Big Red team like a trailer truck, only to have a shot blocked 15 feet from the cage...
...minutes later, however, Cornell retaliated, as an attackman found the upper right corner of the cage from 20 feet out on the right side. The Red held its lead until halftime, as the Crimson got off very few shots at the goal...