Word: checking
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...more severely punished. The system of punishment which has worked well in hockey, namely the removal of an offending player from the game for a stated period of time, might profitably be applied. This would require very competent, and perhaps more officials, but it would probably be an effective check to rough play...
...game yesterday a slight improvement was noticeable in the work of the Freshmen. More fight and snap than heretofore was shown by the players individually, though little team-work was apparent. The burden of the defence fell on Gardner, for the point and coverpoint were unable to check the opposing forwards effectually. The shooting of the Freshmen forwards was weak...
...department of the Princeton team. The Princeton forwards were unusually fast, but, had the Harvard defence played in Vaccordance with the steady improvement it had shown up to Saturday, there would have been no difficulty in stopping the opposing forwards. Foster at point was slow and failed to body-check effectively, so that several times one man carried the puck within five yards of the goal before shooting. In rushing the puck out of the corners Fosters was much slower than Huntington and failed to carry the puck up the rink as he has done in the previous games. Huntington...
...applications for the Harvard-Princeton hockey game, which is to be played in the St. Nicholas Rink, New York, on Saturday evening at 8.15 o'clock, must reach the Athletic Office by 6 o'clock today. Each applications must be accompanied by either a money order or a check made payable to the Harvard Athletic Association, and a stamped, self-addressed envelope. The price of tickets is $2.50 and $2 each...
...Finance Committee asks that each member of the class not residing in Cambridge send a check for $1, the amount of the class dues, to A. Sweetser, care of the HARVARD CRIMSON, Cambridge. Nearly every member of the class residing in Cambridge has already paid his dues, but it is practically impossible for the committee to reach the other members of the class without their co-operation...