Word: deadlocked
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...third session found both teams frantically endeavoring to break the deadlock, but each failing to break through the defence of the other. At times it looked as if the University would score, and then again Yale seemed to have a momentary advantage, but neither could cage the puck...
Andover started the scoring, after a first period deadlock, with a single tally in the second session by Failing. In the final period, H. W. Reid '25 tallied twice for the Crimson skaters, the second of his scores being only a few seconds before the close of the game. Reid and H. M. Bohlen '25 were the outstanding Crimson players...
Only the sound work of Merriam and Middleton, coupled with Captain Samborski's consistent efforts from the foul line served to turn a seemingly hopeless struggle into ultimate victory. Not until the closing moments of a five-minute over-time period did the Crimson yearlings break the deadlock which had held the two teams even for 15 minutes, when King edged in the winning score two seconds before the bell...
Browne and Nichols, outplaying and, at first, outfighting their opponents, scored all of their four goals in the first period while Pratt secured the lone Crimson tally. After that the Seconds took the offensive. The second period was a deadlock, neither team counting, but in the final period Dempsey and Hitchcock scored for the University. Russ was the individual star of the Browne and Nichols team, while Dempsey and Butman played well for the losers...
...capturing markets rather than in the production of goods", said Mr. A. G. Skelding, former Dean of the Babson Statistical Institute, in a recent interview for the CRIMSON. "The larger rewards go to those who are adept in selling and advertising, and as a consequence we have industrial stagnation, deadlock, and increased cost in living...