Word: extras
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...effective as it would have been on the Rink, owing to the lack of boards to keep the puck within bounds, but both teams played hard and fast throughout the game. The regular twenty minute halves were played without any goals being made, but in the extra period, the Seniors scored twice in quick succession...
...University hockey team played a tie game with a team from the Law School yesterday afternoon as Soldiers Field. The game was very close, and even with ten minutes extra play, the score stood 6 to 6. Both teams were very weak in defensive playing, especially at cover point and point. The University players showed admirable team play Laverack, Winsor and Rumsey doing the best individual work. The Law School team was strengthened by three Boston Hockey Club players, Stoddard, Stanwood and Vanderpool. Stoddard's play though a little too rough, was the most skilful of the game...
...Christmas number of the Lampoon, with its four extra pages of matter, is very presentable. The best work is in the special cover by F. G. Hall and in the two drawings by R. Edwards, both of which are distinctly high class work. The centre picture, by R. H. Greeley, though original and pleasing in style, is carelessly executed. Most of the smaller drawings are well done, especial improvement being noticeable in headpieces and initials. Little is added by the leading story, which, though good in conception, drags in the telling...
...taken in this building, that they ought to have the opportunity of contributing towards its ornamentation. It will be a home for many of them and they would naturally like to feel that they had given some thing towards its completion. They could appropriately provide by subscription for the extra cost of the carving in wood and stone at the Harvard end of the living room, or for any other form of ornament considered necessary by the architect. The plain wainscoting has already been generously provided for. I think you would do well to call the attention of the class...
...less important causes: The Yale line was heavier, stronger and faster than Harvard's and this made it practically impossible for Harvard to gain on offensive play. Yale had remarkable team-work and there were always several men to help the runners and pull them along for a few extra yards, all of which was lacking in Harvard's offense. Yale also had a slight advantage of condition and profited greatly by Harvard's mistakes; but all these shortcomings, although they increased the score, were not the cause of Harvard's defeat...