Word: caging
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Yale, passing sharply and outplaying the Crimson in every department, moved to a 3 to 0 lead in the first period before Dexter Lewis gained possession of a loose ball behind the cage and passed to Monk Aiello who tossed it in from just outside the crease...
...first joint mass inspection of the Army, Navy, and Air Force ROTC units at the College since 1949 took place yesterday afternoon at Briggs Cage...
Rain-chased from Fenway Park, the Red Sox yesterday drilled for two hours in Briggs Cage. The practice was high-lighted by Ted Williams' first heavy batting practice since he broke his collar bone. Harvard coaches and players watched the injured slugger, who may be ready to pinch hit this weekend...
Monk Aiello tallied twice on high shots into the far corner of the cage, and Waring got the other Crimson score...
Steven DenHartog, the Crimson goalie, has been very dependable in his last two games, allowing only one enemy goal during his stays in the cage, and the Crimson defense in general has been performing exceptionally well. Tom Crump at crease is the key man in this defense, backed up by Paul Jones, Fred Sharf, and John Hartwell. Part of DenHatog's success stems from the fact that his defensemen don't let the opposition in close enough for shots...