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After a long drill in passing and shooting the Freshman and second hockey teams lined up for a brisk 40-minute scrimmage at the Stadium rinks yesterday afternoon. The Freshmen had considerably the better of the contest, defeating the second team 3 to 0. The score would undoubtedly have been larger had it not been for the excellent work of Whitmarsh, the second team goal-tend. The Freshmen outskated the second team men and their stick-work and shooting were far superior. 1918 should give a good account of itself when it meets Pomfret next Saturday...
Following drill in passing and shooting the University hockey team had a brisk 20-minute scrimmage with the B. A. A. seven at the Arena yesterday afternoon which resulted in a 2 to 1 defeat. But the University seven showed unusually good team-work and their shooting was the best thus far this season. The stick-work, however, was not all that might be desired...
...second University hockey team held practice in the Stadium rink yesterday afternoon. After drill in passing and shooting there was a half-hour scrimmage, Captain Townsend's team defeating his opponents 3 to 0. The second team lined up as follows: l.w., Allen; l.c., Rumsey; r.c., Trainer; r.w., E. M. Townsend; c.p., Hardwick; p., Cook; g., Whitmarsh...
...University hockey squad, especially the second-string men, were given a hard work-out at the Arena yesterday afternoon. Before the scrimmage Coach Winsor lined up the entire squad which took shots at the various goal-tends from all possible angles. After a short drill in passing and shooting Team A and the B. A. A. had a spirited ten-minute scrimmage before the second-string men were put in. From a scrimmage in front of the B. A. A. goal Townsend succeeded in snapping the puck past Chadwick after about two minutes of play. The University line showed considerable...
...University hockey squad held its first practice after the recess at the Arena yesterday afternoon. After a long drill in passing and shooting Teams A and B lined up for a spirited half-hour's scrimmage. Team A scored 6 goals to Team B's 2. The first score of the game was made by Wanamaker of Team B, who carried the puck down the rink and with a low, clean shot drove the puck past Wylde. Phillips and Curtis scored twice from scrimmage and Captain Claflin once took the puck the length of the rink. Weld stopped his drive...