Word: colebrook
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Colebrook is Air-Tight...
...minute later, Chase carried the puck down center, passed to Hamlen, whose shot bent the goal post. Gross pounced on the rebound and distended the draperies for the deciding goal before Colebrook could...
...Princeton, Colebrook was easily the outstanding performer, and he was besides, the most valuable man on the ice. Time and again he proved to be the boy at the dyke, and of the 32 shots that rattled off his pads, skates and stick, many might well have counted without discredit to his goaltending ability. Next to him, Davis was the most active Tiger, and Hallock and Captain Wilkinson also played consistently, the latter opening the scoring, while Hallock caged the other two of Princeton's three tallies...
...Nassau ahead by hacking his own rebound post Cumings before the Crimson leader could clear. For the remainder of the period, Harvard launched one drive after another Hamen and Coady twice missing good chances to tally. The period ended in a huge pileup in front of the Tigers and Colebrook stopped another Crimson advance...
Harvard continued to force the play, and was consistently getting past Princeton's tired defenders, only to be stopped by Colebrook, who several times was forced 15 feet out of his cage to cut down the angle for a score...