Word: daves
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Earlier in the day Bingham had endorsed the action of Coach Chase in removing his Crimson team from the ice. Dave Abbot, a Varsity wingman, had received a bad head wound from the stick of Eli captain Artie Moher. Chase fearing a riot had refused to allow his team back on the rink...
Chase's removal of his team after Crimson wingman Dave Abbot had been badly hurt in a run-in with Yale Captain Artie Moher was merely the climax to a contest marred from the start by fighting. Both teams were by that time out for blood and the crowd was readying for battle. Further injuries, or worse, seemed certain...
...stick-swinging clash between Yale captain Artic Moher and Dave Abbot, Harvard wingman, brought the rubber game of the Harvard-Yale hockey series to a turbulent close at New Haven last night with the Elis leading, 10 to 3. With the contest completely out of official control, Crimson coach John Chase withdrew his team from the ice with one minute and 15 seconds to play...
...Dave Coombs at 121 and Jim Conant at 155, the only other Crimson entries, both lost in the opening rounds, Coombs by a decision and Conant by a fall...
...fair season behind him, faces the almost insuperable task of beating Columbia's Hank O'Shaughnessy, a job at which he has twice failed. Dan Ray, at 145, may possibly get as far as the quarter-finals but 145 is one of the strongest classes in the meet. Dave Coombs at 121, Bob Claflin at 175 and Jim Conant at 155 could pick up a couple of points with breaks in the drawings...