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...received an enthusiastic start last night when more than 120 candidates for the University and 1924 sevens gathered at the Union. Short talks by Captain E. L. Bigelow '21 and Manager Philip Hofer '21, outlining the work of the season, and a brief blackboard discussion by Coach William H. Claflin '15, were features of the meeting. Active practice will begin on the Charles-bank Rinks as soon as weather permits the University squad being scheduled to open daily workouts in the New Boston Arena after Christmas vacation...
While no intensive training will be required of the men previous to next month, strict training will be expected to start after Christmas. The University players will be recalled to Cambridge on either December 29 or 30, when scrimmage drilling will begin. Coach Claflin will have complete charge of the Senior septet, continuing the famous "Winsor" system, originated and perfected by Robert Winsor...
Candidates for the University and Freshman hockey teams will assemble in the Union tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock, when the winter season will open officially. The work for the coming weeks will be outlined by Coach William H. Claflin '15 and Captain E. L. Bigelow '21. Practice before vacation will probably be confined to stick work, shooting and passing, indoors. The new Boston Arena may not be ready for use until January...
Hockey for both University and Freshman candidates is due to begin next Tuesday, evening, December 7, with a meeting in the Union at 7 o'clock, when Coach William H. Claflin '15 and Captain E. L. Bigelow '21 will outline plans for the season. Although no game are scheduled for the seven until after Christmas vacation, regular daily practice for the University squad will open in the New Boston Arena this month. The 1924 players, following indoor drilling, will utilize the Charlesbank rinks as soon as weather permits. Four of these rinks will be available...
...Coach Claflin states that he is firmly opposed to the six-man game. Provided there be sufficient ice-area, Harvard will continue with the normal seven-man team, and Yale and Princeton are expected to do likewise. The limited space at the Pavilion last winter forced a decrease in the number of players, but with the new Boston Arena ready next month, a return will be made to the regular seven...