Word: fenn
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Goalie Hanford started the games at his usual place in the nets but in the first period, with Springfield leading 2 to 0. Coach Snibbe moved him forward to strengthen the attack. Hanford came through with two goals but only Wally Fenn and Captain Doug Anderson with a goal apiece supported...
...other men are the same who have started past games. Captain Doug Anderson and Fred Benedix are on the attack, Ed Edmunds, Wally Fenn and Bill Rand in the midfield, and Dave Gilbert, Don Wilson, and Don Lowry on the defense...
...Friday against Stevens the score was lied at half-time, 3 to 3, thanks to goals by Fred Benedix, Wally Fenn, and Bill lerardi, but the Harvard players were exhausted and Stevens tore through...
Saturday afternoon at West Point, although Fred Benedix scored the only score of the first period, the Army scored six goals in the second period and went on to win 12 to 1. In the first period lerardi got a charley-horse in his left leg and later Fenn had a recurrence of the leg injury that he had at the beginning of the trip. The trouble in this game again appeared to be a lack of reserves and the condition of the team...
Charles B. Ayres '42, William H. Claflin, 3rd '41, Robert H. Cox, 2nd '41, George R. Dreher '42, George E. Duane ocC., Abbott T. Fenn '42, George C. Gebelein, Jr. '43, Sherman Gray '41, Stacy B. Hulse, Jr. '41, Robert B. Kayser, Jr. B. Hulse, Jr. '41, Demarest Lloyd '42, Caleb Loring, Jr. '43, Gordon R. McGrath '42, Richard S. Noone '41, John A. Paine, Jr. '43, William E. Stedman '41, Alexander C. Stohn, Jr. '41, Meric G. Summers, Jr. '42, Joseph P. Willetts '41, (Captain), and Robert M. Jenney '41, (manager...