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...Coach Claflin gave his University hockey men a complete lay-off yesterday after the taxing game with Dartmouth Wednesday night. This afternoon the Crimson will go through its final practice before the Princeton contest tomorrow evening at the Arena...
...same style of hockey tomorrow that they did against the Green, they should be able to turn back any offence play that the Tigers may put forward. Against Dartmouth the Crimson played the best game of its season with the possible exception of that against the Westminster team. Coach Claflin is very much encouraged over the outlook for tomorrow's struggle and the final tussle with the Flis a week from tomorrow...
...threat on the Hanover sextet. His rapid dashes down the ice and accurate shooting taxed the Crimson defence throughout the three periods, and his attack was exceedingly dangerous. As a whole, the forward line showed great strength, and although its passing game was not up to that of Coach Claflin's team, its shooting was formidable. Tobin distinguished himself at goal, making a number of spectacular stops...
Owing to the fact that the Crimson hockey squad had the Arena ice entirely to itself yesterday afternoon, Coach Claflin was able to put his men through one of the most thorough drills of the season. This is only the second or third time all winter that the University has not held a scrimmage with some other team during its daily practice...
With the entire rink at their disposal, instead of the usual cramped half, the Crimson men were able to practice their offensive and defensive tactics with increased speed. Coach Claflin had three forward lines working the length of the oval with a three-man defence in addition to the goal-tender furnishing the opposition. Especial emphasis was laid on the quick repass directly in front of the net. In the Westminster game the University forwards missed several fine chances to score in this manner. A Crimson man would pass beautifully from in back of the cage or from the side...