Word: fasting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first few minutes of play the lighter Cornell team proved too fast for Yale and scored three goals by clever team-work. But Yale braced and before the half was over Loutrel and Harmon each scored by brilliant individual play. The only score of the second half was made near the end of the game when Magner carried the puck through Yale's defence for Cornell's fourth goal. Vail at goal, did the best work for Cornell. Captain Loutrel excelled for Yale...
...made up the lost ground so that H. W. Kelley '11 was only a yard behind R. C. Foster '11 at the start of the last relay. Kelley hung to Foster and almost succeeded in passing him on the second lap, but the latter was a too fast. The time of team A was 3 minutes, 14 seconds...
...University hockey team defeated Princeton by the score of 5 to 1 in its second game in the Intercollegiate Hockey League series in a fast and exciting game at the Boston Arena on Saturday evening. The Princeton defence was weak and the University forwards had little difficulty in getting through it. Failure to pass at critical moments and much offside playing, however, spoiled several good chances to score. Aside from this, the work of the University forwards was good. They followed back, carried the puck well, and gave the defence excellent assistance, often overtaking the Princeton forwards before they...
...team last Saturday and should show up well. The team-play has improved, and the forwards are gaining in speed and endurance. Hornblower is the most consistent player of the forwards, while Huntington is always strong on the defence. Pierce, who will replace Leslie at left end, is fairly fast but is handicapped by lack of weight. St. Francis Xavier has four players from last year's championship team and is considered very strong, so a close game should result...
...University hockey team lost the fourth game of its schedule to McGill University, of Montreal, by the score of 5 to 2 in the Boston Arena Saturday evening. The game, which is probably the hardest on the schedule, was very fast and interesting from beginning to end. The University team fought hard, but could not cope with the superiority of the Canadians in stick-work. The Harvard men were as fast on skates as their opponents and played good hockey, but met an almost impregnable defence in Cassels and Moseley. In the arrangement of the defences of the two teams...