Word: caging
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...freshmen kept play in the visitors' zone a great percentage of the time, but their shots either missed the cage or went into Exeter goalie Herb Grant's pads. Bob Cleary scored his second goal of the afternoon at 1:16 of the second period, not by shooting, but by circling the cage and tucking the puck into the right corner. Grant had 36 saves, and Crimson goalie Dick Hubbell made...
After the Bangles tied the score at 5:50 of the second stanza, Cleary again began to sparkle and set up tow more tallies, the first on a long pass to Dong Manchester and the other on a sharp pass from behind the cage to Terry O'Malley...
...where heavenly portents are eagerly watched for, a visiting 67-man good-will cultural mission from Red China paid a call on the Rangoon Zoo. Anxious to impress the mission with the atmosphere of peaceful coexistence that pervades his particular domain, the zoo keeper thrust his arm into the cage of his gentlest lion. The lion promptly bit the intruding hand, and was driven off only by shots from the security police...
Despite the two first period B.U. goals, the Yardlings dominated play and failed to score only because Terrier goalie Ralph Vito and his steady defense managed to control dangerous rebounds. Time after time, Copeland, McVey, Bob Cleary, and Bob Owen sent scorchers at the cage, but invariably failed to bat in the rebound...
...McVey's rebound at 10:25 of the second period to put the Crimson within one goal of a tie. Inability to capitalize on several manpower advantages also hurt the freshmen, but McVey finally tied the score after Cleary had swept the defense and passed out from behind the cage. Copeland's winning tally came on a pass from Cleary and set off a wild demonstration by the Yardlings...