Word: final
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...score for the first eight minutes of play. Then Cabot, leading the Milton forwards, drew out the 1922 goal-guard and made the first score. Ladd netted the second tally two minutes later. In the second period, Phillips carried the puck the length of the rink and scored the final goal...
...important question for decision at this meeting will be the eligibility for University teams of men dropped from the present Sophomore class because of their entering the service before taking the final examinations, and also the eligibility of unclassified students. The question of doing away with training tables was left by the Harvard Athletic Committee to be settled in conference with Yale and Princeton, as was also the final arrangements for the New London Regatta and other contests among the three institutions. The question of seasonal coaches and of the abolition of long trips for University teams, such...
...greater part of the second half the two teams fought back and forth, neither seven placing many shots near the opposing goal. Avery and Bigelow scored the final two points on skillfully played combination shots...
After ten minutes' play in the second half, Gross shot the puck out from behind the Devens goal to C. A. Clark '19, who scored on a long shot through almost the entire defense. Shortly after this play Bigelow tallied the final point on a short shot from the left of the Devens goal...
...important. The position of the Chemin des Dames was important because of its elevation, so the positions of Vimy Ridge and the Messines Ridge were fought for most bitterly. Each river valley in northern France played a part in determining campaigns. The great strategy of Marshal Foch in the final drives, was laid out with a full knowledge and a full appreciation of the importance of geography. The German army was crowded back toward the Ardennes, through which there was but one narrow pass, the valley of the Meuse. The retreat of such a vast army through that gorge would...