Word: clashing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Much has been happening in the Big Three hockey world since the Elis trounced the Crimson 3-0 three weeks ago today in the Boston Arena. Much that has happened has been unexpected, but it bears all the more significantly on tonight's clash at New Haven...
...With the Bourbon who holds that property right, unchangeable in all its aspects, is not discussable in any respect, there is no chance for understanding. There is chance for clash. He promotes the class consciousness that is his danger and the danger of those whose business it is to conserve property into the future...
...Tiger's 1-0 victory over the Blue last Friday, the New Haven outfit must continue to point for two objective contests with different teams. Thus when Harvard meets Yale this Saturday, the Elis will still have in the back of their minds the prospect of a clash with the Tiger at the end of another week, while the Crimson, with everything to win and nothing to lose, will be determined to earn the right to a play-off game a fortnight later...
...third time this season Dartmouth's hockey team will visit the Arena tonight, when the Green crosses sticks with the Crimson at 8.15 in the last contest scheduled before the Yale clash next Saturday. During the Christmas vacation Dartmouth bowed to the Tiger at Boston 2-1, and later in January downed the St. Nicholas Club of New York by the same score at Manager Brown's rink...
Tomorrow afternoon at the American Legion games in the East Armory, Harvard will be represented in six events, the most important of which is the two mile relay. In this event the University will again clash with Dartmouth. The strength of the Green team lies largely in Letney and Crawford, both fast runners and sure to prove dangerous...