Word: drove
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first goal, made after four minutes of play, was scored by Kuhn, who drove the puck into the Harvard net after Baker's long shot had rebounded from Carnochan's shin. Nine minutes of fast play folowed, the University forwards vainly attempting to break the opposing line. Again Baker succeeded in dodging the Harvard defence and, circling back of the net, passed the puck out to MacColl, who drove it past Carnochan for the second score. Princeton's next goal resulted from a fluke, when Kuhn lifted a long shot from the centre of the rink and Willetts, attempting...
...only after thirty seven minutes and forty seconds of overtime play that Saltonstall, substituted for Hopkins, drove the puck by Winants and won from Princeton by the score of 2 to 1 what was probably one of the most desperately fought hockey games ever played in the Arena. Clean and hard-fought throughout by both teams, this contest which lasted as long as two ordinary ones, belonged to either team until the very last play. So evenly were the sevens matched that it was really a toss-up which would win and with the innumerable critical scrimmages continually going...
...which bodes ill for the Princeton seven. The forwards followed the puck closely and shot hard and accurately, Willetts and Claflin offered a stonewall defence to Team B's attack, and each time broke up the opposing forwards' rush. Hopkins tallied the only score of the practice when he drove the puck into the net after Smart had passed it out directly in front of the goal...
Smart was the star of the University attack yesterday, particularly in his checking and the keenness with which he followed the puck. He scored the first goal of the contest when he drove the puck into the net after receiving a pass from behind the goal. Phillips tallied the other point for the University team when he caged the disc on a shot from the side. Foote scored shortly after for the B. A. A. on a scrimmage in front of the goal...
...Heyer was caught at second, but Kinney threw over first base, and Fripp came home, while Mahan took third. Nash flew out to centre. Ervin singled, scoring Mahan; but Coolidge ended the inning by flying out to the infield. The third run was scored in the fifth, when Demelman drove a beautiful three-bagger to the Stadium, and scored on Safford's single. Mahan tallied the final run in the eighth. Cunningham was credited with seven strike-outs, and although he allowed seven hits, two more than the visiting pitcher, he kept them fairly well distributed...