Word: dartmouths
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...rink owners association, has put two decades of his time, energy, and finances into college and high-school hockey, basketball, and track at little direct recompense to himself. He's made it possible for men like Crimson ice veterans John Garrison, Stan Priddy, Goodie Harding, and Dartmouth's '47 front line trio, Ralph Warburton, Bruce Mather, and Bruce Cunliffe to play hockey after college without becoming professionals. Brown gave Garrison use of the Garden for a month before the coach's departure for Europe, that the A.H.A. might get in shape for the Olympics...
Middlebury, Dartmouth, McGill, and New Hampshire, if records, weather terrain, reputation, and big amateur names mean anything, will top the star studded field of the Invitation meet. The Crimson schussmen will probably have to let the big boys from the Magic North battle it out for the laurels...
...teams around Cambridge are about as rare as pennants in Philadelphia. Whenever a local outfit seems headed for a perfect season, some uncongenial opponent manages to throw the switch that spoils the record. Last fall's soccer aggregation, roaring through the first half of its season unbeaten, fell to Dartmouth at the halfway mark and never quite shook it off; and once again the Big Green seems to be waiting to knock off a Crimson group, this time the swimmers, who have bowled over M.I.T., Brown, Army, and Navy with apparent ease...
...strong points of the Hanover squad are the breaststroke and backstroke. Captain Jay Urstadt and Chuck Solberg have the unusual distinction of being co-holders of the Dartmouth pool record in the former event, while Dana Jackson is top man in the latter, a race which has consistently fallen to Crimson opposition this season. If Captain Chuck Hoelzer can pull the breaststroke out of the fire at Hanover, the meet may well go to the visitors...
...against the Crimson. Penn is pretty much unknown in these parts, but they precede Yale by only a week, which is somewhat of a problem in itself. All in all, the best thing seems to be a quick crossing of the fingers at this point. Much depends on the Dartmouth trip...